How Van Eyck achieved his effects is still very hard to explain, but there's no denying their power
The artist's ‘The Death of Chatterton’ was one of the most popular paintings of the 19th century, but what else did he do?
Art news daily: 18 March
Commissioned 300 years ago, James Gibbs’ design for the London church was soon replicated around the world
Art news daily: 17 March
In a career that lasted barely a decade, the American artist forged a distinctive – and highly personal – voice
Art news daily: 16 March
The contemporary art satellite of the Albertina was set to open last week. Visitors will find solace there, says its director, when the lockdown is over
Art news daily: 13 March
Art news daily: 12 March
In depicting the final journey of a fêted battleship, Turner tweaked the facts to inflate the pathos of the scene
Art news daily: 11 March
With the whole of Italy in lockdown, the streets of Rome are empty – and the city without visitors has a strange and confusing atmosphere
One of Landseer’s earliest masterpieces and a 16th-century drug jar are among this month’s highlights
Art news daily: 10 March
The fashion designer, who has died at the age of 93, filled his Upper East Side apartment with art – from Old Master drawings to Anselm Kiefer. In this republished interview from 2017, he discussed the evolution of his collection
Curator Ilona Katzew discusses the restoration of a Pietà by Melchor Pérez Holguín – one of the most singular South American painters of his day
Art news daily: 9 March
Its doors may be closed, but Milan’s greatest gallery will find ways to keep working for the quarantined city, says director James Bradburne
Some scenes of art appreciation that wouldn't pass muster in stricter viewing conditions
The collection is now displayed with a greater sense of social history – without sacrificing aesthetic delight
Art news daily: 6 March
A tiara fit for a queen and a portrait of a princess are among the objects not to miss at the fair this year
Art news daily: 5 March
