Fighting Temeraire by British Romantic painter J. M. W. Turner is a seascape that expresses poetic and patriotic feelings.

The Lighthouse at Honfleur is a painting by Georges Seurat. Let's learn a little more about what made this painting so unique.

The Victorian world of erotica and pornography is vast and surprising. It’s a challenge to write about it in the space of an article!

Victorian Radicals from the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts and Crafts Movement, a new exhibition at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in the UK

Steam trains, V&A Museum, Sherlock Holmes, Jack the Ripper, Charles Dickens, pea-soupers (thick London fog)... Read all about the Victorians.

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

Is seeing believing? In 19th-century London, everyone who entered Frederick Hudson's spirit photography studio asked this question.

From Chinese traditions to Abstract Expressionism, Chu Teh-Chun’s work is a bridge between cultures and continues to inspire today.

The Chola icon of Nataraja, the manifestation of the Shiva as the Lord of the Dance holds profound significance in Hindu mythology.

In her latest solo exhibition This Will Not End Well, Nan Goldin immerses viewers in the intimate highs and lows of the human experience.

The scenes below show women with cats in art: some may be symbolic, some not, but they are almost all relatable.

So many great artists have shared one very special love: the companionship of cats. Here you will find 6 modern artists who loved their pets.

Remedios Varo painted Sympathy in 1955. It is a Surrealist scene with a cat and its owner, what is the story behind it?

The delicate cat paintings of Scottish artist Elizabeth Blackadder are an absolute delight. Take a closer look at her feline friends!

I have collected 15 of the most purrific cats in art history that every cat lover would want to put on their wall. Enjoy!

Discover Paul Cézanne's fruits in his famous paintings. A precursor of Cubism and Futurism who revolutionized still lifes.

We present to you the landscape of Chateau Noir by Paul Cezanne, now at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.

Paul Cézanne is mostly associated with still lifes, but the artis often painted portraits and he treated the human being as an object.

Paul Cézanne is the father of modern art who inspired Picasso. Get to know about his life and art path in this article!

The Card Players series by Paul Cézanne is considered to be a cornerstone of Cézanne's art. Learn more about these paintings.