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Old Masters
Hercules Segers: Fantasy Land
The work of Hercules Segers, an incredibly innovative 17th-century Dutch landscape artist, comes to the Met, giving viewers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Claude Monet: First Impressions
A current exhibition charts the beginning of Claude Monet’s career.
La Belle Époque: Poster Pioneers
The French Belle Époque brought the world the fine-art advertising poster, creating a collecting mania that hasn’t subsided since.
Leonardo Cremonini: Paintings as Postcards
A forgotten postwar Italian artist comes to the fore.
The Hand of the Craftsman
Professedly functional but sometimes fanciful, American Arts & Crafts objects still lend themselves to harmonious living.
Oscar Bluemner: The Vermillionaire
Painting the landscape, Oscar Bluemner was also painting himself, in his own unique colors.
Objective: Non-Objectivity
Rolph Scarlett joined the quest for a pure art so independent of the everyday world that it couldn’t even be called “abstract.”
Taken at the Flood
Fifty years after a catastrophic flood, the last of Florence’s damaged artworks have been restored and returned to their rightful places.
Richard Erdman: Set in Stone
For sculptor Richard Erdman, marble is a living thing.
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