The 8’ x 10‘ oil painting was made in Ohio by Archibald McNeal Willard (1836-1918) for our country’s 100th year anniversary.

News Serial killers The 'lonely' self-portrait showing Hitler as you've never seen him before A painting the Kray twins had commissioned of themselves is expected to fetch £20,000 at auction, but ...

A painting the Kray twins had commissioned of themselves is expected to fetch £20,000 at auction, but they are not the only famous criminals who have left their own image on canvass ...

According to the doctor’s daughter (interviewed by the art historian Sabine Rewald), Mayer-Hermann was a bon vivant — charming, cultured and (photographs confirm) moderately handsome.

Rockefeller University in Manhattan has endowment assets of $2.5 billion and took in $777 million in a five-year fund-raising campaign that ended in June. But it is selling two paintings by Joan ...

The oil painting is thought to have been created around 1534. In 2022, the museum received a restitution claim for the painting from the descendants of Henry and Hertha Bromberg.

A German auction house Thursday scrapped the planned sale of 26 artworks attributed to Adolf Hitler, after doubts emerged about their authenticity just days before they were to go under the hammer.

An oil portrait of a young woman by Jacques Jordaens is to be offered at auction in London today after the consignor reached a settlement with the heirs of the shareholders of a Jewish-owned bank ...

But one teaching assistant later recalled discovering a portrait Johnson had made of her, rendered with remarkable accuracy. William H. Johnson, Self-Portrait with Pipe, ca. 1937, oil on canvas.

Toward the end of the war, the oil-on-wood painting was stored in Munich alongside some 1,500 artworks also destined for that museum. They were kept in the Führerbau, or Führer’s building, and ...

Museums & Institutions This Adriaen van Ostade Painting, Once Coveted by Hitler, Has Found a New Home at MFA Boston The 17th-century work was once destined for the Führermuseum.