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Frame conservators Chris Brooks and Kirk Vuillemot consider the origins of a frame that arrived at the museum almost 70 years ago (with a somewhat famous self-portrait).
This colorful glazed earthenware brought Italian Renaissance visual art to the home and dining table.
Gazing at the viewer, a young boy blows on a hot ember in order to light the candle he holds.
In defying the effects of time, paintings force us to consider those very effects.
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the process of creating short videos out of the lengthy process of carving a marble sculpture.
It may not be apparent on first glance, but this portrait is composed of two distinct media.
Trace the major artistic approaches and themes Picasso explored at various points across his 70-year career.
This large gemstone featuring the Roman god of war, a prime example of an ancient carving technique, makes quite the impression.
A work by one of the greatest artists of the Italian Renaissance becomes the museum’s most significant drawing from the period.
I was able to see, hear, and feel the aftermath of apartheid.
The evidence of colonialism can be found in the most beautifully rendered objects in Dutch painting.
Before electronic alarm systems, security was in the hands of human keepers and the paws of their canine crew.
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