Getting ready to ring in the New Year? If so, why not celebrate in style with these creative party products? Each snazzy item featured in this list offers a unique alternative to a classic New Year's Eve staple.
Picking out the perfect gift for interior designers can be intimidating.
For a child, few things are more exciting than unwrapping a shiny new toy on Christmas morning.
Throughout history, cultures across the globe have adopted creative ways to deal with death. In ancient China, they crafted funerary sculptures to fill complex mausoleums. During the Dutch Golden Age, artists touched on mortality in their memento mori still life paintings. And, in modern Mexico, people celebrate Día de los Muertos, a colorful holiday dedicated to the dearly departed. Though this festival has evolved over centuries, it remains one of Mexico's most historically and culturally important events.
Finally, the Halloween season is here!
Finally, the haunted season is upon us.
Throughout art history, the concept of love has attracted artists from all walks of life. Depicted in different kinds of styles and rendered in a myriad of mediums, the amorous concept continues to captivate viewers time and time again. While there are countless alluring examples of love in art, we've compiled a collection of eight pieces that stand out from the rest.
As temperatures start to drop and daylight slowly dwindles, you're probably ready to get into the autumnal spirit.
Islamic architecture is one of the world's most celebrated building traditions.
Florentine artist Sandro Botticelli is credited for his contributions to the Italian Renaissance. Widely considered one of the most prolific painters of the 15th century, he is known for his large-scale paintings of mythological subject matter, including Primavera, an allegorical celebration of spring. This piece is one of the most important Early Renaissance works. Housed by Florence's famed Uffizi Gallery, it continues to attract viewers with its classical symbolism, elaborate composition, and delicate attention to detail.
The new school year is just around the corner, and that can only mean one thing—back-to-school shopping.
Today, Impressionism remains one of the most popular and prevalent types of painting.
