Hermenegildo Bustos was a self-taugh Mexican artist of the 19th century. He excelled at portraits, still lifes and religious paintings.

Georgia O’Keeffe traveled to Hawaii for three months in 1939 for a vacation and a pineapple-themed artistic assignment.

The Pineapple Picture was intended to advertise British horticulture and show the profound symbolic significance of the innocuous pineapple.

Here you will only find peaceful paintings depicting animals in the wilderness. Hope this will cheer you up!

Tigers are frequently depicted in art – they have fascinated so many artists from across the world. Let's leap into the eye of the tiger!

Monarch of the Glen by Edwin Landseer is one of the most famous British paintings. It is a Victorian melodrama at its most delicious.

Discover the incredible lions painted by Rosa Bonheur in 19th-century France. Read the story of this strong and talented painter.

Henri Rousseau was a French painter who painted in a Naïve or Primitive manner, we invite you to the dreamy world of Rousseau's jungles!

Julie Manet – the Beauty of Impressionism – was the daughter of the wealthy, well-connected painter Berthe Morisot and Eugène Manet.

Via Saint Lazare trains station Claude Monet often commuted into Paris from Argenteuil. He painted 12 paintings with this subject.

A trip through decades of artistic movements inspired by Japanese art and culture. From the Impressionists to the Viennese Secession.

Fernando Botero is well-known for recreating famous masterpieces by changing the appearance of the portrayed. Discover our favorite examples!

As we peek into Renaissance artists’ workshops in this article, we will discover the unknown facet of the Italian Renaissance.

Explore women’s contributions to the contemporary art world through the book “Mothers of Invention: The Feminist Roots of Contemporary Art“.

Read our review of the biography ‘Nothing Ever Just Disappears: Seven Hidden Queer Histories’ by Diarmuid Hester.

Read the review of Patrick Bringley's "All the Beauty in the World", a book about his experience as a museum guard.

"How to Collect Art" argues that the art market needs new collectors, and collectors championing the work of under-represented artists.

Beyond Vanity, The History and Power of Hairdressing is the newest book by Elizabeth L. Block. Read about it at DailyArt Magazine!

We tell the story of the portrait of Sofonisba Anguissola painted by Anthony Van Dyck based on a sketch made of her in Palermo in 1624.

Learn more about this captivating portrait by the leading Dutch Golden Age painter Frans Hals and who his sitter, Malle Babbe, really was.