At the Met, Juan de Pareja Is Revealed as More Than the Subject of an Iconic Velázquez Portrait
"Juan de Pareja: Afro-Hispanic Painter" considers the life—and afterlives—of the once enslaved painter.
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An exhibition and a scholarly book explore the fluid parameters of masculinity over centuries.
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After the Plague: The State of Renaissance Art History
Renaissance studies offer hope to our morally fraught "post-coronial" era.
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Titian Made Visual Poetry of Eroticism and Power
The Renaissance master's "Poesie" paintings meld myth, politics, and the history of violence.
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In the Sixteenth Century, Two Women Painters Challenged Gender Roles
An exhibition at the Prado presents the work of Sofonisba Anguissola and Lavinia Fontana, who achieved greatness during the Italian Renaissance in the face of all-too-familiar gender hierarchies.
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Two British exhibitions of Leonardo da Vinci's drawings and notes complicate the myths that have surrounded the visionary artist's work since his death in 1519.
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