The Met explores how the Florentine dynasty used art as a tool to assert their cultural and political power
A Beuys treasure hunt in Munich, courtesy of the Pinakothek der Moderne
An outstanding collection of French volumes from the 18th century goes on display at the Morgan Library
This show at Pallant House explores the British artist’s interest in still life – showing paintings alongside the studio objects that inspired them
Paintings and woodblocks inspired by Nordic folklore get their first US showing at the Clark Art Institute
The city’s inaugural biennial takes place both on the mainland and a nearby island – plus, of course, online
The Swedish artist’s strange compositions, culled from a range of sources, travel to Louisiana in Denmark
The French Symbolist’s colourful illustrations go on display at Waddesdon – for the first time in more than a century
The first show devoted to Raphael’s pupil, held in the castle he decorated in his home city
Works on paper at the Art Institute of Chicago by the retired veteran and circus worker, who began to draw in the final decade of his life
