Impressionism

Pious Fraud

In a bombed-out church in wartime Germany, Lothar Malskat crossed the line that separates art restoration from forgery.

The Palm Springs Fine Art fair makes its debut.

Man’s best friend has been a muse to artists since the days of the Pyramids, and this month a myriad of canine-related art events come to New York.

In the Swiss mountains, Hans Krüsi found flowers to sell from his Zürich pushcart—and the inspiration to create a major body of outsider art.

They ran the gamut from eccentrics to tomb-robbers, but British antiquaries did more than just collect bits and pieces of the past.

Antique mirrors can make collectors lose themselves in their shimmering depths.

The “Carsten Höller: Experience” comes to the Bowery.

There’s classic Western as well as contemporary and much more in these mountains.

How a little bit of hype and a lot of great craftsmanship established Duncan Phyfe’s illustrious legacy.