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The Metropolitan Museum of Art has just acquired the rare painting, which depicts the Dutch artist at work surrounded by her signature flora.

a href= http://www.clevelandart.org target= _blank The Cleveland Museum of Art /a announced the opening of The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissa

a href= https://artisnaples.org/ target= _blank Artis—Naples, The Baker Museum /a is the final U.S. stop on the tour for Love Stories from th

Thomas Gainsborough (British, 1727-1788). Sarah Kirby (née Bull); (John) Joshua Kirby, c. 1751-52. Oil on canvas, 301/4 x 251/8 inches. National Portrait Gallery, London. Purchased, 1905. You have to hand it to the people at The Baker Museum at Artis—Naples, perhaps along with a nice box of chocolates or those little candy hearts with sayings

Thomas Gainsborough (British, 1727-1788). Sarah Kirby (née Bull); (John) Joshua Kirby, c. 1751-52. Oil on canvas, 301/4 x 251/8 inches. National Portrait Gallery, London. Purchased, 1905. You have to hand it to the people at The Baker Museum at Artis—Naples, perhaps along with a nice box of chocolates or those little candy hearts with sayings

An exhibition at the Met reveals the majesty of this former British royal family and the manipulation of its image to exude power and relevance.

The Broadway League opposes a proposal to open a Caesars Palace in the area, but developers are trying to line up restaurants and unions to lobby for it.

Eleanor Heartney looks at the Metropolitan Museum's “Tudors" show—and the turbulent history behind the artf.

It’s a peek into the life of the first Queen Elizabeth.

“The Tudors” shows how the English Renaissance was the work of wily leaders and enterprising foreigners. No dynasty has better captured the modern imagination.