The artist, who regularly reused canvases, covered a neoclassical still life with a Cubist one
Art inadvertently documents the domestication of carrots, wheat, watermelon and other culinary delights
The artist failed to disclose his late-night outings to physicians, leading them to misdiagnose his illness
The commemorative quilt weighs 54 tons and spans 1.2 million square feet
The family of Lynne Olver, the librarian who launched the online portal in 1999, needs help keeping her legacy alive
Psychologists explain why the disconnect between expectations and reality is both amusing and uncomfortable
The Peristera, a cargo vessel loaded with thousands of amphorae, sank in the Aegean Sea around 500 B.C.
Archaeologists say the objects' grooves evoke the hips and the narrowing of the neck around the shoulders
Stunning images by amateurs and professionals took center stage in the 2020 Audubon Photography Awards
The carvings depict animals, geometric designs and what may be a human face
A New Zealand museum initially returned the artifacts, given to Captain James Cook in 1779, on a long-term loan in 2016
The move has attracted criticism from Unesco, Pope Francis, the Russian Orthodox Church and others
Paintings formerly attributed to Gertrude Abercrombie, Ralston Crawford and George Ault are now thought to be fakes
The landmark ruling upholds the sanctity of treaties between the United States and American Indians—to a certain point
The model, centered around the medieval saint's golden casket, is now available to view online
Researchers are conducting additional testing aimed at confirming the chalk figure's age and origins
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith's work addresses questions of identity and appropriation
Nancy Baker Cahill's red, white and blue "Liberty Bell" rings over sites in six major cities
The virtual world now boasts a cube-based recreation of Bryn Celli Ddu in its heyday
Humans have valued the rich red pigment for hundreds of thousands of years
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