The Corcoran Gallery of Art was adorned with the statues, commissioned in the late 1800s. But since then, they've changed ...

Boston's first-ever Public Art Triennial is HERE. And for the next six months, it’s taking over the city. Here's what to know.

Rarely exhibited works by Bruce Cahn—mandalas, drawings, and sculpture—are on view at Opus 40 in Saugerties through June 8.

Less obvious cities are on this list of cultural hotspots, alongside unmissable artistic centers like London and Paris.

“Further research on the placement of Botticelli’s work in his career and the organisation of his workshop, as well as links with the wider context of Florentine Renaissance art would all be o ...

Sandro Botticelli, Caravaggio and Dora Carrington, analysing how lovers and muses have been caught on canvas over the centuries. Trend says that when the artist is in love with his subject ...

But this round opens with Antoine ... be a very significant Botticelli, and artists’ obsessions with their muses, then and now. Florence confers again with the relevant old master in sussing out the ...

This time round, it was bought by a telephone ... was thought to be a relatively early work by Botticelli from around 1470, before the Florentine artist had developed a sizeable studio operation.

Culturali e del Turismo) A painting in a Catholic church in central France, long believed to be a 19th-century replica of a Sandro Botticelli canvas, is in fact the work of the artist’s studio ...

Botticelli died in May of 1510, so his direct contributions remain unknown. Successful paintings were often copied by a master artist’s studio ... clasp each other round the neck, or the ...

Then I buy everyone a round of drinks. I am sharing an intimate moment with strangers by practicing a lost art: buying a round. They drank beers, and as one of them took a sip, I heard him say ...

Round, she hit the "Daily ... by this angelic Italian Renaissance artist was painted around 1502 when he was only 19." Hummel answered: "Who is Bocelli ... Botticelli?" That was incorrect.