Colombia’s most celebrated artist Fernando Botero used exaggerated form and perspective to show the sensual subject’s figure in The Bed at a larger-than-life scale. The female nude consumes ...

Gauguin’s final “self-portrait” is a fake, according to Fabrice Fourmanoir, a French researcher who lived for many years in French Polynesia. Following his investigation, the Kunstmuseum ...

Boterismo is the unique, voluminous style created by Colombian artist Fernando Botero, known for its exaggerated and sensual forms. His works often depict everyday scenes—domestic life ...

Sotheby’s London is offering what is believed to be the only known self-portrait by Clara Peeters (ca. 1589–ca. 1657), the famed Flemish still life painter. A presumed self-portrait with a ...

If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more The Princess of Wales reaffirmed her penchant for Self-Portrait by wearing a stunning blazer dress from the brand ...

Fernando Botero is a Colombian painter and sculptor renowned for his volumetric stylization of figures and objects. His oeuvre ranges in subject matter such as daily life in Colombia, art historical ...

Middleton, 43, also offered a masterclass in poised repetition, stepping out in her beloved white Self-Portrait dress ($670) and black Chanel bag ($5,200). The dress has a business-up-top ...

Joining the royals was Kate Middleton, who looked lovely in a white Self-Portrait dress, accessorizing with pearl jewelry—including the five-strand pearl necklace from jeweler Susan Caplan that ...

Intermarriage rates continue at high levels among younger Jews Pew Research Center finds a growing minority of American Jews say they%27re not religious Secular trend among younger Jews is not ...

37 per cent of finalists are first-time finalists 22 finalists painted other artists; 12 painted self-portraits Two entrants have been finalists 11 times (Natasha Bieniek and Tsering Hannaford ...

According to naval records, Paul Gauguin’s eyes were brown. In early self-portraits, the French artist painted himself with a crooked nose, and he scrawled a signature and date in the corners.

For ages, the Catholic Church has been a hugely important patron of the arts. As the Papal States (which predated Vatican City) were enormously wealthy, they attracted the best artists.