One of history’s great artists may have had Jewish ancestry — is that why he freed his enslaved protege?
Juan de Pareja, once enslaved by Diego Velázquez, is the subject of a new exhibit at the Met
Juan de Pareja, once enslaved by Diego Velázquez, is the subject of a new exhibit at the Met
Three works by Los Angeles-based artist Silvia Wagensberg are on display at UCLA Hillel.
In 1959, millions of Americans saw Symeon Shimin's mural of Yul Brynner and Gina Lollobrigida as Solomon and Sheba. Then it was gone.
The actress finds inspiration for her newest vocation in old family photographs
Toby Gotesman was drawn to the candidate's seeming integrity, only to discover he lied about the issue closest to her
Surrealist star Meret Oppenheim fell into depression and creative rut for 18 years, during and after the war
An ex-lover called Sigmund Freud's grandson, who fathered more than a dozen children, 'an evil man'
A new retrospective on the surrealist artist grapples with his obscurity after a dazzling debut embraced by Picasso, Duchamp and Peggy Guggenheim
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