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The only self-portrait by Clara Peeters may smash the 17th-century Flemish still life painter's auction record next month at ...

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Boston’s RR Auctions is offering an auction of over 170 autographs and artifacts, with some focus on World War II relics.

Silvia Heyden created innovative tapestries that embraced Bauhaus ideals. Now, her works are on view in a posthumous New York ...

Goodwood’s new art park features sculptures by Rachel Whiteread and others, nestled in the historic English countryside.

Raphael and Dürer struck up a long-distance friendship when they were at the peak of their popularity, living over 600 miles ...

Sotheby’s Saunders Collection totaled $65 million, short of $80 million low estimate. What does that mean for the broader ...

The Whitney Museum of American Art has suspended for one year its storied Independent Study Program (ISP) amid outcry over ...