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By Jesse Gkass

Helen Frankenthaler, who began making prints in 1961 and who is now regarded as instrumental in the postwar revival of American printmaking, called music the most abstract of all arts, and yet she transposed the feeling of music into bold, vivid works on paper.

Making the case that a neighborhood, the luxe California locale of Bel-Air, is one of America’s most coveted antiques

By David Masello

One of America’s most beautiful places is one that largely can’t be seen. Many of Bel-Air’s greatest homes, estates, and gardens, even the vistas afforded from hilltops that take in the full expanse of Los Angeles, remain mostly invisib...

Northern Renaissance Personages Gather in London

By Roger Harris

In the first decades of the 1400s, long before the art of photography was born in 1839, Jan van Eyck (c.1395–1441) was honing his skills as a painter of oil portraits—and producing works of art with his brush that were, quite remarkably, photographic in their ability to portray through unparalleled...