Eugène Galien-Laloue (1854 – 1941) invited his viewers to step directly into the animated theater of daily life in Belle Époque Paris. He returned again and again to the city’s great landmarks, capturing them across seasons, crowds, and changing light. … More…

Last Friday, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York opened a small new exhibition that places two very different artworks in the same space: several sculptures by the twentieth-century Swiss master Alberto Giacometti and the museum’s Roman-era Egyptian temple. … More…

The papal Caravaggio portrait purchased by the Italian state for €30 million earlier this year will now go on public display at the Italian Senate. Starting on May 28th, Michelangelo da Caravaggio’s 1598 painting Portrait of Monsignor Maffeo Barberini will … More…

A lost work by the surrealist painter Leonora Carrington will be put on display for the first time since its creation in a Spanish psychiatric hospital. The Freud Museum in London is currently hosting an exhibition on Leonora Carrington, subtitled … More…

On Tuesday, June 2nd, Christie’s New York hosted their Old Masters & 19th Century Paintings auction. The expected star of the sale was a bust-length portrait attributed to El Greco. While the painting cannot be definitively attributed to the Greek-born … More…

The Neue Galerie, one of the top attractions on New York’s Museum Mile, has announced a merger with the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Founded in 2001 by art collector and philanthropist Ronald Lauder, the Neue Galerie was created to showcase … More…

A looted painting has been discovered in the possession of the descendants of a Dutch man who collaborated with the Nazis during the occupation of the Netherlands. Toon Kelder was a Dutch painter who lived and worked in the Hague. … More…