Arts

Sigmund Freud’s plants. He gave Virginia Woolf a narcissus and brought a zimmerlinde on his escape from Vienna. Why?

John — sparsely toothed with mismatched old clothes — could most often be found at UCLA, burnishing his reputation as the last intellectual

Picasso’s women. "Two wives, four cohabitations: What of it? Genius has license to trample"

Smithsonian Hands Over More Materials on Programming, Operations to White House

Warhol Foundation to Give More Than $4 M. in Grants to 57 Arts Organizations

Visitors to Rome Can Now Tour a Well-Preserved Underground Dwelling—Via Livestream

Mernet Larsen Details Her Painting on the Cover of Art in America

A Collection of Oscar Wilde-Related Material Heads to Auction

Christie’s London Offers a Belgian Couple’s $54 Million Collection, Led by Magritte and Moore

Christie’s London Offers a Belgian Couple’s $54 M. Collection, Led by Magritte and Moore

Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, Max Hollein’s Met Tips, and More: Industry Moves for January 14, 2025

William Koch’s Western Art Comes to Christie’s—Will It Get Rootin’-Tootin’ Results in an Uncertain Market?

William Koch’s Western Art Comes to Christie’s. Will It Get Rootin’-Tootin’ Results in an Uncertain Market?

More Bob Ross Paintings Go to Auction to Raise Money for Public Broadcasting, After Successful Sales So Far

You Can Bid on a Painting by Jimmy Carter for a Few Thousand Dollars