The Museo del Prado’s thematic routes are intended to encourage a new way of looking at the Museum. To achieve this, the Prado requests the collaboration of professionals from outside the institution ...

A painting that is said to hide many secrets and deep meanings is the ‘Mona Lisa’. The portrait of a mysterious woman with a sly, beautiful smile has spoken to people in many languages and ...

Wollen is lying naked on a bed, copying the pose from the famous painting by Diego Velazquez The Rokeby Venus, only that in this case the mirror has been replaced by a computer screen. With this ...

Who doesn’t know Salvador Dalí’s famous painting popularly known as “Melting Clocks” or “Soft-Watches” — painted and titled by the artist “The Persistence of Memory” in 1931, I ask rhetorically?

It includes 55 portraits, inspired by friends, lovers and (in a recurring riff on a Diego Velázquez painting) Pope Innocent X. His work is filled with visual horror – bodies that collapse in on ...

Trouble is, it happens to be the world’s most famous ... by Diego Velázquez with safety hammers, hidden within clothing – 109 years after suffragette Mary Richardson attacked the same ...

At the Prado Museum he studied the Spanish masters he admired, including Diego Velázquez and El Greco. Art, Claude says ... and crafted his famous “Bull’s Head” out of a bicycle seat ...

Obsessed with volume, Balenciaga’s work was couture for the mondaine, and seems well placed to remain exactly that almost ...

Foster + Partners' design is powerful architecture within a historical context, and unlike contemporary museum designs by ...

Just Stop Oil supporters appeared in Liverpool recently as they made changes to the famous Beatles statue on the Pier Head.

It’s been 20 months since the San Diego Museum of Art announced it was hiring the ... designs and photographs of some of the ...

Some of Foster + Partners’ most famous international designs ... Architect Lord Norman Foster, left, and San Diego Museum of Art Executive Director Roxana Velazquez during an Axline Lecture ...