A group of actors dance in a ring of ultraviolet light projected onto a square in Rotterdam from a glowing black orb ...
Week five of the shutdown. The initial dread and diversion has faded. The existential doubt rises up and we wonder about our basic survival—much as the first settlers of New Amsterdam did long ago ...
A Dutch artist has spent his holiday covering a British beach in sand art. For the last eight years, Gert-Jan Van Der Kooij, ...
Pieter de Hooch, Cardplayers in a Sunlit Room, 1658, detail with fingerprint Courtesy Museum Prinsenhof Delft A sweeping retrospective at the Museum Prinsenhof Delft in the Netherlands has united 29 ...
“Good things come in small packages” is a popular saying. The same can be said for small galleries like if ART on Lincoln Street, which this month features copious samples of the work of four ...
The restored still life was painted by a 17-year-old artist known for his careful renderings of everyday objects. Courtesy of National Trust of Australia (NSW) A painting depicting a half-eaten pie ...
A 16th-century Flemish landscape painting by David Vinckboons, discovered during a cleanup of the Dalton Town Hall attic, has been valued at about $800 by ...
Art history hardly knew Judith Leyster—that is, until now. Today, 362 years after the Dutch painter’s death, Leyster takes the internet’s stage, featuring in the day’s Google Doodle, the search engine ...
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He's considered one of the greatest artists of the Dutch Golden Age, but it took centuries for art historians to rediscover him and his delicate touch. Steven Musil is a senior news editor at CNET ...
Judith Leyster was mistaken for Frans Hals and not rediscovered until the end of the 19th century. But her smile was unmistakably her own. I love this self-portrait by Judith Leyster, a 17th-century ...
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