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Few beverages have shaped culture quite like coffee. Artists across centuries have captured coffee in paintings, from intimate domestic moments to its mass-market ubiquity.

Cast the first stone they who do not love to get home and enjoy a good drink after a tiring day of work.

Most people have heard of Cubism and probably even have a fair idea of what a Cubist painting looks like.

This is not a Picasso, obviously.

Norton Simon (1907-1993) was a hard-nosed industrialist whose Depression-era turnaround of a bankrupt Fullerton bottling plant ultimately grew into the sprawling Hunt鈥榮 food empire.

The pear has been with us since prehistoric times 鈥� dried slices have even been unearthed in Swiss cave dwellings from the Ice Age.

Imagine you are in a forest. In the middle of this forest, there is a museum with a garden full of sculptures. Both the museum and the garden are filled with the most amazing artistic masterpieces.

Colby College announced that it has received a promised gift that will create access to museum-quality art across campus to accentuate Colby鈥檚 conviction and commitment to the power and practice of 鈥渓iving with art.鈥�

He declared the auction to be art鈥檚 true benchmark, but Rosenberg was also a committed promoter of the avant-garde.

Tate has joined forces with Art Explora & MuMo mobile museum to take masterpieces from Tate鈥檚 national collection out of the store to the Midlands and the North in a 12-week tour until 11th May 2024.

In 2022 a painting of Moses, attributed to an unknown follower of Guido Reni, was put up for auction in Paris at an estimate of 鈧�5,000鈥撯偓6,000.

Marking the 50th anniversary of Pablo Picasso鈥檚 death, the Mus茅e du Luxembourg is presenting an elegant tour-de-force exhibition that tells a story of his extraordinary friendship with American-in-Paris writer, Modernist aesthete and lesbian icon, Gertrude Stein.

Imagine you are in a forest. In the middle of this forest, there is a museum with a garden full of sculptures.

Picasso, Braque and Gris learned new tricks from old masters of optical illusion. In the Metropolitan Museum of Art鈥檚 new show, they shatter modern art to pieces.

Cast the first stone they who do not love to get home and enjoy a good drink after a tiring day of work.