The image “The Nightmare,” by Henry Fuseli (oil on canvas, 1781). The styling Here we see the dramatic swoon — as if the woman pictured had no bones — popularized on several book covers ...

Mary Magdalene is one of the most intriguing figures in Christian history and has been portrayed in many different ways. Some say she was a sinner, others say she was a saint, some others say she ...

The Hague, Netherlands — The Netherlands' national museum has a new object on display that merges art with Amsterdam's infamous Red Light District: a nearly 200-year-old condom, emblazoned with ...

The missing paintings vanished from a Taos art museum 40 years ago. It turns out those pieces were in the same New Mexico home where another valuable stolen painting was found years ago.

Andrew and Kelsey McClellan, owners of Heart & Bone Signs, have been painting the town for more than a decade and also work to preserve the “ghost signs” of Chicago’s past.

The current Chicago production of Yasmina Reza’s 1994 play poses the question: What’s more important, uncomfortable honesty or unconditional support?

History is painted by the victors. Except when it’s not. Those are among the greatest paintings in art history. Kent Monkman follows in this tradition of history painting.

A dubious “Van Gogh” has sparked a battle between technology, connoisseurs, and the high-stakes art market. What does AI, which is transforming art authentication, have to say about the verdict?

Paul Henry, Harry Kernoff, Nano Reid and John Shinnors are just some of the names whose work will appear at Whyte’s upcoming important Irish art sale, the first of this year’s Irish art auctions.

A polymathic writer and visual artist, Fuseli made his mark with paintings that translated his feverish obsessions into haunting images.

Picking up our series on potential medical issues found in famous works of art, Dr Keith Hopcroft considers this famous painting by Henry Fuseli. Can you make a diagnosis from the picture? Hint: Don’t ...