Through her intimate portraits of migrant labourers, cotton pickers and farmers, Dorothea Lange captured the realities of Depression-era America

Some 130 works by artists including Hans Holbein, Albrecht Dürer and Hans Burgkmair tell the story of the Northern Renaissance in Augsburg and further afield

The British Library goes on a journey through many centuries of imagined lands

The Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid brings together pioneering female artists

How the Neo-Romantic painter found freedom away from British shores

How the Italian city became a site of stylistic innovation

The Courtauld takes a tour of the famously serene city through artworks from its collection

The Met museum shows how summer spent in a fishing village in France changed the course of French painting

Illuminated medieval manuscripts, relics and paintings tell the history of the cathedral through to its renovation in the 19th century

The Leopold Museum in Vienna examines the life and work of the great German Expressionist who was at the heart of the European avant-garde

The French-American painter takes a humorous approach to tackling socio-political issues

Portraits by the painter are paired with original garments worn by his sitters

From early experiments in Minimalism to recent activism – the New Museum presents a wide-ranging survey of the artist’s work

The Museo Nacional del Prado examines representations of and attitudes towards the country’s Jewish population in the Middle Ages

Though the Irish painter is perhaps best-known for his portraits of society figures, extensive travels across Europe and America in…

Marisol, an artist often associated with the Pop Art movement, is best known for her large-scale sculptures such as the…

In the period between the 15th and 18th centuries, women artists in Europe were largely overshadowed by their male counterparts,…

The complex relationship between the treatment of the environment and the treatment of women is explored in this group exhibition…