Why do famous artists add flies to their perfect paintings?
The flies appearing in paintings imply decay and death, but sometimes it is just a joke of the famous painters.
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The flies appearing in paintings imply decay and death, but sometimes it is just a joke of the famous painters.
During a routine inspection of Paul Cézanne's painting Still Life with Bread and Eggs, museum director Serena Urry noticed something strange.
Every October, after the Nobel Prize winners are announced, the world gets to see iconic portraits.
Staff at the National Museum of Scotland suddenly discovered the portrait of painter Van Gogh hidden behind his own painting painted more than 100 years ago.
France's most daring painter has hidden a secret behind his self-portrait
Zinaida Serebriakova was born on December 12, 1884 in the Russian Empire (former Soviet Union) into a family with the most artistic tradition at that time, the Benois fa…
A man in the US suddenly became a painting genius after an accident of a traumatic brain injury, even though he only knew how to sell cars and drink beer with friends be…
Beer is a great beverage for the summer, and is an integral part of many parties. But maybe not everyone knows interesting information related to jagged beer caps.
The Italian Institute of Culture yesterday began displaying seven machine-building lions based on a 500-year-old manuscript by artist Leonardo da Vinci.
The great painter left a lot of great works to mankind, and hidden behind them were little-known secrets.
Not only famous painters can create works of art, but the natural beauty of the Earth has caused many souls to love beauty to melt.
A new study in Italy shows that geniuses in the 16th century have nerve damage that prevents drawing ability.
Today, Google placed doodle as Fahrelnissa Zeid's most famous painting to commemorate 118 years of her birth.
In addition to portraiture, Egypt can communicate with his eyes, watch people watch paintings and answer questions.
Today Google Doodle celebrates 139 years of Paul Klee's birth. So who is Paul Klee and what does he contribute to humanity?