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May at Freeman’s | Hindman will be a month to remember for fine art lovers

Curator of Historical Paintings and Sculpture at Iziko South African National Gallery Andrew Lamprecht takes ArtThrob on a walkabout of Breaking Down the Walls, a retrospective of 150...

The Charles Dickens Museum has announced its re-opening in May – a great excuse to look again at these brilliant colourised photos of the man himself

Many paintings of Shakespearean scenes feel mawkish or literal-minded, flat-footed or lacking in emotional depth.

The Musée d’Orsay’s brave new exhibition deserves praise, but black people are still relegated to the margins of canvases

'No better way is there to learn to love Nature than to understand Art. It dignifies every flower of the field.' – Oscar Wilde

Sotheby’s Irish Art sale in London on 11 September 2018 will be distinguished by a major single-owner sequence, Property from the Joseph and Brenda Calihan Collection. In 16 paintings, the Calihan Collection represents a superb distillation of Irish art across a hundred-year...

The Waterloo Cartoon by Irish artist Daniel Maclise was preparatory drawing for wall painting that survives in House of Lords.

The exhibition Victorian Visions: Pre-Raphaelite and Nineteenth-Century Art from the John Schaeffer Collection, recently held at Leighton House Museum, and the current TATE Pre-Raphaelite exhibition, are testament to a revived interest in beautiful works of art.

Mr Jimmy Deenihan, T.D., Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, launched the National Gallery's