The group exhibit ‘Interdependence’ gathers Nepali women artists to reflect on our fragile relationship with nature’s five ...

What does Tongchua want us to see about the Thai nation-state in his glowering pitch-black pinnacles and serrated lines?

Church of the Resurrection in Wheaton is hosting the “Celebrating the Local Landscape” exhibit featuring local artist and painter Joel Sheesley, opening June 8 and continuing to July 31. A ...

The country's most important prize for modern artalso bears the name of Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851). The ...

See the Breathtaking Landscape Paintings Inspired by the Boreal Forest, From Europe to North America Titled “Northern Lights,” a new exhibition in Switzerland showcases artworks of the taiga ...

An inheritor of a distinct tradition that stretched back to Coleridge and Emerson, Johnson’s naturalistic poetry was ...

An unmissable show at the Met proves romanticism isn’t dead Sad, beautiful, thwarted, sublime: In quiet evening tones, “Caspar David Friedrich: The Soul of Nature” speaks of a world out of ...

An exhibition of landscape paintings by an artist far more famous for painting anything but landscapes has opened in Kensington, offering fresh insights into Frederic Leighton's artistic leanings.

Brad Brisbine, an architect from Wenatchee, is recognized for his work in this style of landscape art, completing 500 paintings in 25 years, according to an artist statement.

Art style The art that came under the wing of Romanticism was dramatic, moving, rich, and bursting with colours. There was life in those paintings, brought forward by the artist.

Claude Monet, famously known as the ‘Father of Impressionism’ was an exceptional artist whose wish to tread away from conventional art made him famous. Rejecting the straight lines, accurate ...