From classical masterpieces to contemporary installations, explore the expressions that have shaped cultures, sparked emotions, and inspired generations.
The Florentine sculptor Michelangelo was responsible for coming up with the visual identity of Renaissance art as we know it today.
From haunted houses to vampires and doubles, from well-known spine-tinglers to more forgotten fare, the Gothic genre will never die.
Rembrandt Bugatti was an Impressionist sculptor known for empathetic and detailed depictions of animals.
Blues came before jazz, but their stories are deeply connected. The Delta blues inspired New Orleans jazz and shaped modern music.
The complex history of Italy from the Middle Ages to WWII through 7 fascinating books.
Six artists bring Macondo to life, transforming Gabriel García Márquez’s magical realist classic into unforgettable visual masterpieces.
In the 19th century, Japanese forms of art included nihonga, a uniquely Japanese painting style, and yōga, an oil painting style influenced by Western art.
To paint the shipwreck in his famous work The Raft of the Medusa, Théodore Géricault visited morgues and observed the decay of real human bodies.