Explore the artistic revolutions of Modern & Contemporary Art that have redefined boundaries, mediums, and perceptions of art in our modern age.
During this decade of economic depression and personal suffering, artists depicted the hard times and celebrated traditional American values.
Famous Black painters introduced new techniques, such as quilting or graffiti painting, into their art scenes.
The Goetheanum is a Gesamtkunstwerk—a synthesis of all art forms. In 1922, unknown arsonists destroyed the original wood building.
Rembrandt Bugatti was an Impressionist sculptor known for empathetic and detailed depictions of animals.
Explore how Van Gogh's tumultuous personal life, including the infamous ear incident, profoundly shaped his most celebrated masterpieces.
The Celtic Revival was a series of movements in the 19th and 20th centuries that saw renewed interest in Ireland’s Celtic and medieval past.
The Classical world left a legacy of techniques, forms, and materials that were recycled and reused as inspiration centuries later by artists of the Modern period.
Giorgio Morandi created still lifes that rejected the practicality of objects and focused on the interplay of light, shadows, and forms.