Inspired by the scenic beauty and culture of India, foreign artists' visits to India opened a new window in their creative minds.

Some of Klimt's portraits have already gained the status of iconic, as Adele Bloch-Bauer soaked in gold but here are the ones you don't know!

Gustav's Klimt most famous portrait goes to the Supreme Court. Find out the story behind Republic of Austria v. Altmann!

Rembrandt and Saskia were only married for eight years, yet he painted her many times, especially as Flora

Truth Coming Out Of A Well: just as the painting itself is full of a sense of alluring ambiguity so is the context and meaning behind it!

The portrait of Gabrielle d'Estrees, a mistress of Henry IV is mysterious, odd and erotic. The author belongs to the Fontainebleau school.

Read the story of Gustave Courbet's Woman with a Parrot – a painting that shocked the 19th-century French audience.

Rembrandt was a Dutch Golden Age painter and is known for the broad range of genres in his art. Here are 10 of his greatest paintings.

We have gathered for you 5 reasons why the next time you will be in The Netherlands you will have to visit the Kröller-Müller Museum.

Rembrandt's "Abduction of Ganymede" captures a violent Greek myth of rape through the artist's rule-breaking lens.

Barbara Kruger is one of the most radical contemporary artists and a fierce voice in humanitarian subjects.

In 1661, Rembrandt painted an intimate study of two African men, presumably brothers. Let's delve into the history behind this masterpiece.

From well-known landmarks to hidden gems, explore the rich heritage of the Balkans with our guide to UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Love ’em or loathe ‘em, tattoos are a global phenomenon. Read about the history of tattoos and their appearance in art and culture.

Do you like art? Why not have your favorite piece always with you? Get an artsy tattoo! Check our selection of modern art inspired tattoos.

Do you like art? Why not have your favorite piece always with you? A selection of artsy tattoos handpicked for you by DailyArt Magazine.

The iconic "Tattooed Lady" of the late 19th century was much more than part of the sideshow. She was a walking work of art.

In 1851 Courbet presented at the French Salon this outstanding work which is a perfect tribute to All Saints - A Burial at Ornans.

While portraying what he saw with intense realism, politically speaking, Courbet was an idealist and a visionary.

By the very nature of its realistic, graphic nudity, The Origin of the World still has the power to shock and trigger censorship.