Unwind with these 19 painting crafts for adults! Whether new to painting or an experienced artist, these creative projects are perfect for any skill level. Painting and Crafting go together like ...

I'm 84 and drive for Uber to pay my bills. I've made some unfortunate investments, but I'm not worried about the future. New questions about emergency response in Texas after flooding Trump ...

These beautiful modern-art paintings are made of fly puke Like some other artists, John Knuth lets his assistants do all the work. Except his assistants are flies, and their work involves pooping ...

People ‘I Make These Beautiful Mistakes’: Nathanaëlle Herbelin on Her ‘Bad’ Paintings and the Sublime Ones Collectors Can’t Get Enough Of The artist’s quiet figurative work has been ...

Annibale Carracci’s "Boy Drinking," at the Cleveland Museum of Art, helped to usher in genre paintings.

There have been four robberies at the beautiful Russborough House in County Wicklow, Ireland, over the last 28 years—with the same paintings being stolen over and over again.

Amrita Sher-Gil was one of the most beautiful, celebrated and talented Indian artists of her time. Born to an Indian father and Hungarian mother, Sher-Gil embraced India beautifully. A popular ...

The beautiful large-scale retrospective of this major but often forgotten artist’s work at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is a truly revelatory exhibition.

From haystacks, lilies to humans, Monet painted them all in bright colours, soft shades and with amazing techniques.Here we list 5 iconic paintings of Claude Monet and what makes them beautiful.

PORTSMOUTH – The paintings of New Hampshire Art Association artist Barbara Barclay will be shown in an exhibit titled, “All Things Bright and Beautiful,” during the month of October at the ...

For example, during the Heian Period (794-1185), beautiful women were often depicted on picture scrolls, and in the Edo Period (1603-1867) they were seen in ukiyo-e (Japanese-genre paintings and ...

Artists have tried for centuries to capture the sensation you feel in the face of something immeasurable.