The Metropolitan Museum of Art mounts an almost overwhelmingly ambitious exhibition focused on black art from the 1920s through the ’40s.

Currently on display at the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art in Atlanta, the exhibit "Harmonia Rosales: Master Narrative" entwines West African religion and art techniques of the Renaissance period.

Jill Burke’s ‘How to Be a Renaissance Woman’ is full of surprising information about how the era widened self-expression.

Art & Exhibitions How Lavinia Fontana Broke Renaissance Tradition to Become the First Woman Artist Known to Depict Female Nudes—and Earn Equal Pay as Men ...

It’s this multifaceted, interconnected approach to both academics and extracurriculars that has led this “Renaissance woman,” as her advisor Brian Kwee described her, to be named as the latest ...

Giambologna's marble masterwork "Fata Morgana" has been acquired by our Cleveland Museum of Art, with a public unveiling ...

The Renaissance began in Italy during the 14th century, spreading across Europe by the 17th century. This period saw a revival of classical knowledge, art, and architecture inspired by Ancient ...

French museum uncovers in storage picture by Renaissance woman master A provincial museum in northern France on Friday showed off a picture now attributed to one of the greatest women painters of ...

Halsey says she had the coolest mom. “She’s a full-sleeve-tatted, tongue-pierced, five-foot-tall, grown-up punk woman,” says the artist born Ashley Nicolette Frangipane, “and she turned me ...

Renaissance art found at tip by boy, 11, ... Mat Winter spotted the black-and-white print among bags of rubbish about to be thrown away forever by a woman at his local tip.