Netherlandish Altarpiece Reassembled after Conservation Study
Triptych panels by Gerard David on view together for the first time since 1927.
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Tag: Paintings
The Rediscovery of Guercino
Restoring the reputation of an Italian seicento master.
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New Sales Data Trace the First Hundred Years of the British Auction Market
A major new data set joins the Provenance Index.
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What Diebenkorn and Matisse Taught Me about the Hard Work of Making Art
An artist remembers her time sharing a studio with Richard Diebenkorn.
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Giovanni di Paolo’s Shimmering Worlds on Parchment and Panel
An exhibition highlights the creative genius of a Renaissance innovator.
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50 Years after the Flood, a Renaissance Painting Restored
Once thought a casualty of the 1966 Florentine flood, Vasari’s The Last Supper is back on view.
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Did Artists in the Renaissance Know They Were in the Renaissance?
Did they know they were changing the course of art?
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What Was on the Other Side of This Painting?
One painting becomes two.
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What Are Japanese and Chinese Objects Doing in This French Aristocrat’s Bedroom?
Why are Asian objects tucked away in a 19th-century aristocrat’s bedroom?
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An Artist’s Pet Dog Photobombs the Middle Ages
Scholarly canine research.
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AUDIO: Théodore Rousseau: “The Sun of a Small Creation”
Inside the curatorial process.
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The Amorous Music Lesson
Seduction in paint.
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