Bernhard Strigel News Today

A new exhibition at the Met is the first to examine the tradition of covered 15th- and 16th-century portraits, which were designed to be interactive and often portable

While engagement or wedding rings are certainly not a new idea, the prevalence of diamonds is a more recent phenomenon.

This week: dark clouds gathering over the market, mega-gallery Marxism, a van Gogh in the courtroom, and much more.

Along with archaeological discoveries, 2022 was an excellent year for art historical finds. Catch up on recovered treasures in our year in review.

ABU DHABI: This month marks the five-year anniversary since the Louvre Abu Dhabi opened its doors. The museum, which opened on Nov. 11, 2017 with an aerial show, fireworks and an extravaganza of music and light under Jean Nouvel’s futuristic dome, is celebrating its milestone birthday with similar fanfare. It is the first museum to open on Saadiyat Island where Frank Gerry’s

Celebrations include new displays, community events and a festival

The French expert has a knack for spotting masterpieces, and hopes his experience helps reignite a passion for the sleepy Old Masters field.

Plus, SFMOMA names a new director and a bored museum guard drew cartoon eyes on a painting worth $1 million.

Seven international bidders chased the painting by the German artist in a sale held in a chapel in France last week.

PARIS, Jan 12 — A rare painting by German painter Bernhard Strigel will be offered for auction on February 4 at Artpaugée. This painting on wood was rediscovered last summer in a private home in the French city of Toulouse. The Angel in a Yellow Tunic panel depicts an angel holding a...