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James Rosenquist, Voyager–Speed of Light,

James Rosenquist: Below Zero

James Rosenquist’s art eschews purity to reach an eye-popping clarity.

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Henri Matisse, Interior with Etruscan Vase

Matisse Madness

Three concurrent exhibitions showcase the seminal French modernist’s art and influence.

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Gaston Lachaise, Dolphin Fountain

Gaston Lachaise: A Worshipper of the Goddess

Gaston Lachaise infused his bronze sculptures with life and love.

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Begonia Reading Lamp, circa 1905

Tiffany Studios: Painting with Glass

An exhibition organized by The Neustadt, the largest collection of Tiffany glass, comes to Cincinnati.

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Sandro Botticelli, Virgin and Child with Saint John the Baptist

Botticelli: The Cult of Beauty

An unprecedented group of Botticelli paintings comes to the U.S., giving occasion to reflect on the Florentine quest to unite the carnal with the spiritual.

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Five-Piece Coffee and Tea Service, 1929

All that Jazz

A New York exhibition takes the first comprehensive look at America’s taste in design during the 1920s.

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Greek, Attic, attributed to the Berlin Painter, Red- figure stamnos of special shape

On a Grecian Urn

The Berlin Painter, one of the oldest masters of all, gets his first solo show, an occasion to reflect on the meaning of personal style in ancient art.

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Egon Schiele, Krumau – Crescent of Houses (The Small City V)

Law of Return

Nazi-looted art brought to Israel after World War II now reposes in that country’s museums and is at the center of a debate over restitution.

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Kitagawa Utamaro Cherry Blossoms at Yoshiwara

Hanging the Moon

Pictures of the floating world land in museums around the country.

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