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Most museums display a fraction of their holdings, even as they continue to seek and acquire new works. 

Over the course of the nineteenth century, scientists, artists, and society at large developed a deeper understanding of air. 

It does not take much to make a monster. In Léopold Chauveau’s long series of Paysages monstrueux (‘Monstrous Landscapes’), produced from the early 1920s up to his death in 1940, just about any outline will suffice.

The Knoxville Museum of Art presents Whistler & Company: The Etching Revival August 23-November 10, 2019.

An exhibition opening in Paris this month looks to reveal a new side of American painter Edward Hopper, one that indicates a European influence reflected in his work.

WASHINGTON, DC.- The private worlds of late 19th-century Paris, London, and Berlin are reflected in some 120 beguiling, often enigmatic prints,

SYDNEY.- The exhibition Printmaking in the Age of Romanticism offers a rare opportunity to see some 150 works of art from the Gallery’s collection of

The transformation of Paris in the mid-19th century was possibly the most drastic urban makeover in history. Under Emperor Napoleon III and his

NEW YORK, NY.- During the reign of Emperor Napoleon III, the narrow streets and medieval buildings of Paris gave way to the broad boulevards and

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK.- Passport to Paris: Nineteenth-Century French Prints from the Georgia Museum of Art will be on view at the Oklahoma City Museum of

NEW YORK, NY.- During the reign of Emperor Napoleon III, the narrow streets and medieval buildings of Paris gave way to the broad boulevards and