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From 31 October 2025 to 25 January 2026, the Kunsthaus Z眉rich presents virtuoso prints from six centuries.

The Art Gallery of Ontario announced its exhibitions on view in 2026. From Impressionism to the 鈥�90s Alt-rock scene, the AGO continues to bring together a diverse range of people, places, and ideas by presenting exceptional art experiences.

The renowned Humanist Erasmus of Rotterdam stated, 鈥淲hat cannot D眉rer express in monochromes, that is, by black lines only?鈥� the same year that the groundbreaking Renaissance artist active in late 15th to early 16th century Germany, Albrecht D眉rer (1471鈥�1528) died.

Swann Galleries sale of Old Master Through Modern Prints on Thursday, October 30 will include Part II of the Reba W. & Dave H. Williams Collection of Color Woodcuts.

The renowned Humanist Erasmus of Rotterdam stated, 鈥淲hat cannot D眉rer express in monochromes, that is, by black lines only?鈥� the same year that the groundbreaking Renaissance artist active in late 15th to early 16th century Germany, Albrecht D眉rer (1471鈥�1528) died.

Did you shower today, or did you make do with a quick spritz of Axe body spray? Across history, hygiene and cleanliness in art have mirrored shifting values about purity, beauty, and human nature.

British Museum, London While some prints are suitably nasty, these mostly so-so drawings feel more like something you鈥檇 see in Ikea. Who thought they were worthy of purchase for the nation.

Lobsters, large marine crustaceans, have been eaten by humans since prehistoric times.

With an eye for 鈥榯he mysterious and the dreamlike鈥�, the German fruit merchant assembled a spellbinding ensemble of works by Picasso, D眉rer, Goya, Ensor and Munch, as well as his modern compatriots Max Beckmann and Otto Dix.

Scholar Larry Silver sheds light on depictions of old age in Greek, Biblical, and European art history, but misses a deeper exploration.

In its major autumn exhibition, the ALBERTINA Museum has set out to stage a highly charged encounter between modernism and Gothic art.

A cultural landmark, silent for over a decade, is about to sing again. After 14 years of ambitious expansion and restoration, the Bonnat-Helleu Museum is set to throw open its doors.

From Raphael to Renoir, the operation of looting masterpieces was an industrial-scale theft machine.

This summer I was able to speak to a small group as part of a series of talks by Getty staff during the Lines of Connection: Drawing and Printmaking exhibition at the Getty Center.

Bugs are the heart of this exhibition that challenges viewers to reconsider insects not just as pests, but as subjects of scientific wonder and artistic fascination.