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The 17th to 19th-century witnessed the evolution from Baroque and Rococo to Romantic and Realist. Discover the artistic movements of a pivotal era in art history.
Before blockbuster exhibits and digital galleries, these ten museums laid the foundation for preserving America’s history, art, and culture—step inside and explore their remarkable past!
Paul Delaroche is a French artist who created captivating history paintings to be exhibited at the Salon in Paris.
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Dido Elizabeth Belle lived an unusual life as an aristocratic woman of color in 18th-century England.
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Christie’s inaugural September sale at its new Hong Kong headquarters will be the Monet water lily painting’s first-ever auction appearance.
The Romantic-era artist and poet William Blake created several notable works, including ‘Jerusalem,’ while living in the Sussex cottage.