there are a few that are quite well-known by many art enthusiasts. Let’s dive in. The green lamppost in the center of Paris ...

Albert Akeny "A.A." Stewart was a salesman in Cincinnati and brought three whales to the city. He later died on the Titanic.

Gustave Caillebotte, J. Paul Getty Museum - Floor Scrapers, 1875 Gustave Caillebotte (French, 1848-1894) Oil on canvas 40 ...

Intricately embroidered and artisan-painted wall coverings are experiencing a renaissance as consumers seeking unique ...

Wherefore, these gentlemen exercised a remarkable ingenuity in the art of evasion and denial ... has recently been republished in Paris. During the early years of the Second Empire Duranty ...

Stewart commissioned an architect to design a hotel that would occupy an entire block from 32nd Street to 33rd Street ... hotel finally opened its doors in 1877, the New York Times called it ...

Caillebotte (1848-1894) was best known for being a benefactor to his fellow Impressionists. Dismissed by his contemporaries ...

"This place is magnificent!" states Ghislaine Escande, a painter and visual artist who has been coming to Art Paris since the very beginning. And she's not the only one to say so. For its 27th edition ...

A cornerstone of the international art world calendar, Art Paris is set to return once again to the fully renovated Grande Palais. The fair will play host to 170 national and international ...

The Register presents five of Tissot’s works that reflect Christ’s path, with reflections.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art ... Paris. But some of the most eye-catching art in Philadelphia isn't hanging on museum walls. It's looming over parking lots, alleyways and side streets and ...

Anna Curnes presents her first solo hot-glass show at ALG Fine Art. Her show is inspired by her time in France learning new ...