Self-Portrait by Marie-Denise Villers showcases the genius of a leading female artist of Napoleonic France.

Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird is one of Frida Kahlo's most well-known self-portraits – an expression of pain and pride.

Artemisia Gentileschi was one of the best Italian Baroque painters. Let's have a look at her Self-Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria.

Marietta Robusti was the daughter of Renaissance painter Jacopo Robusti (Tintoretto). Causing much debate is her self-portrait masterpiece.

The Terracotta Army is the symbol of China’s thousands of years of splendid culture. Find out what is behind this incredible discovery.

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

Discover five most important Indian modern sculptors that had a significant impact on Indian contemporary art.

The Venice Biennale is one of the most prestigious art events globally. Here are our top 10 pavilions to visit at Venice Biennale 2024.

Mire Lee will be the next artist to grace the iconic Turbine Hall at Tate Modern with her innovative work for the Hyundai Commission Series.

The Icelandic artist and author Hallgrímur Helgason surprises with new exhibition in Copenhagen, deep-diving into his artistic soul.

Standing Bodhisattva is a great example of Gandharan art and of its blended multicultural origins: East meets West.

The depictions of Cleopatra serve as great examples of how racism was constructed in Western art tradition.

Tatsuya Tanaka is a miniature artist who creates fascinating dioramas every day! Check out 10 amazing artworks by this Japanese artist!

America's first artistic dynasty included many women. Meet the often-overlooked female artists of the Peale family.

Leonardo da Vinci’s female representation was the first to conferring personality, character, and individuality to women. Who are they?

You may think you know everything about Leonardo da Vinci but there are a few little-known facts that may surprise you!

Developing industry brought fundamental and irreversible social changes. Discover its influence on art with Industrial Revolution Artists.

Happy First of May. I hope you'll celebrate by doing nothing and chilling (hopefully outdoors, wishing everyone a sunny day!).

Artists starving in garrets is an old cliché. Many artists had a job in order to pay bills! Get to know famous artists' day jobs.

The Great Depression, through President Roosevelt's New Deal, sparked a surge of great art depicting the toil and labor of Americans.