Ranging widely in subject matter and style, the fifty-three paintings and four sculptures featured in this exhibition from the Brooklyn Museum were pr...
In the early 20th century, artists in America began challenging the idea that the purpose of art is to represent reality. Instead of striving to produ...
Social injustice has long motivated artists to create work as a form of protest. In the first half of the 20th century, the tumult of World War I and ...
Still life paintings speak volumes about identity, history, and culture. Drawn primarily from the Reynolda House collection accompanied by key loans f...
Imagine looking at two different works of art hung next to each other in a gallery. The first is a nineteenth-century landscape depicting brilliant a...
The photographer and painter Edward Steichen is famous for introducing modernism to America by sending the work of avant-garde European artists back t...
In February 1913, the groundbreaking Armory Show opened in New York City. The exhibition featured paintings, prints, and sculpture by modern American...
Imagine looking at two different works of art hung next to each other in a gallery. The first is an eighteenth-century double portrait of a young mar...
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