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The Art Institute of Chicago opened Lines of Connection: Drawing and Printmaking, on view March 15 through June 1, 2025.

Decades before the French Revolution, the Age of Enlightenment saw a sudden outbreak of irrational sentiment, expressed in exuberant emotions, notions of spiritualistic gender switching, and a fragmented, heroic, and introspective view of art.

On a crisp February morning, the usually tranquil grounds of Villa Caffarelli came alive with activity.

In its ongoing mission to make its vast heritage accessible to as many people as possible, the Prado Museum has launched a new online initiative.

Pillars of Detroit鈥檚 artistic community, Alan and Marianne Schwartz built an encyclopaedic collection of best-in-class Dutch masters, Belle 脡poque lithographers, American icons and more.

鈥淭ime Travel: Italian Masters Through a Contemporary Lens,鈥� a group exhibition that featured a selection of Renaissance paintings alongside works created by present-day artists.

The Baltimore Museum of Art announced some important changes and additions to several of its collection galleries.

The Rijksmuseum is staging its new exhibition Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen at Rijksmuseum in autumn 2023.

A round-up of the best works of art that have recently entered public collections

Selected works will be on view this fall, and the museum will celebrate the acquisition with a larger exhibition in 2027.

The Albertina presents a retrospective of the history of printmaking over a period of six centuries, from Albrecht D眉rer and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec to Kiki Smith and Damien Hirst.

The Collectors' Cosmos: The Meakins-McClaran Print Collection takes viewers on a unique visual journey with a stunning display of Dutch and Flemish prints from the 16th- and 17th-centuries.

We take a look at the most exciting shows around the world this year

One of the weirdest and most wonderful drawings in the world takes center stage in the Cleveland Museum of Art鈥檚 fascinating new international loan exhibition.

Albrecht D眉rer, Paul Cezanne and Paula Modersohn-Becker are just a few artists who drew male nudes. The Kunsthalle Bremen shows how representations of the naked body developed over six centuries.