Leonora Carrington turned witchcraft, dreams, and rebellion into art. Here’s our theory on why her surreal worlds make her the true queen of Halloween.
From Abildgaard to Dalí, artists have long painted the haunting visions between sleep and reality, turning nightmares into extraordinary art.
Cy Twombly’s poetic and mysterious canvases are often misunderstood. These underrated works reveal the quiet depth behind his mark-making.
From Renaissance altarpieces to modern art, the lamb has carried deep meaning as a symbol of purity, sacrifice, and spiritual renewal.
Rogier van der Weyden’s Descent from the Cross captures the height of human emotion through exquisite detail and compositional mastery.
Maruja Mallo’s surreal paintings capture the energy of modern Spain, blending fantasy, symbolism, and freedom into unforgettable images.
From heists to creative rebellions, these stories reveal how art, access, and ambition collided across museums, markets, and fashion this week.
From Caravaggio to Warhol, artists have long turned meals into masterpieces, revealing how food reflects beauty, pleasure, and everyday life.
Before turning to conceptual art, Marcel Duchamp explored color, rhythm, and movement through paintings that reveal his inventive mind.
From divine touch to tender emotion, Renaissance and Romantic artists used hands to express grace, intimacy, and the essence of the human soul.