Karen Chernick

In the last decade alone, female Old Masters have been mined from museum storerooms, archives, private collections, footnotes, and other dusty corners

An upcoming retrospective and monograph mark a revival of interest in his art.

Born in the Arab city of Shefa Amr in northern Israel, the artist conjures in images what he can only imagine doing in reality

Her trademark approach fused Mannerism and Neoclassicism with the crisp lines, limited color range, and volumetric forms of Art Deco

"Tarot—Origins & Afterlives" is the first historical overview in England dedicated to tarot.

Though she was entrenched in the art scene of interwar Paris, Reynolds has remained an obscure figure.

We've got a few theories about our global obsession with this sepia-toned lady.

Nothing haunts art researchers like the paintings, sculptures, and prints that they can't track down—whether for a catalogue raisonné, an artist's archive, or a scholarly article.

While his tragic life story has at times overshadowed the Italian artist's achievements, he brought a distinctively modern approach to figuration.

An openness to not knowing is central to the practice of Guez.