Museums
The Louvre is a place where many art lovers, perhaps, would like to stay and live. Hundreds of thousands of masterpieces collected from all over the world adorn
National Museum of Women in the Arts As this issue’s Historic Masters article reveals, it was never easy being a female artist. Until the 1960s, society expected most
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco The name “San Francisco” is synonymous with selfreinvention. In the 1840s, this tiny port drew immigrants from round the world as the
American Women Artists (AWA) is about to host its 17th annual Exhibition at the Addison Art Gallery in Orleans, Massachusetts. “With its museum-quality work,” says gallery owner Helen
Paintings by Andrew and Jamie Wyeth in The National Gallery The National Gallery now owns 19 works by Wyeth, but its current exhibition was sparked by the recent
The Met Reveals Its Pre-Raphaelites. Although New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art is renowned for its outstanding collections and exhibitions of 19th-century European art. One subset of