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Offering fresh insights and rare images, the full-color catalogue accompanies the ongoing exhibition ‘Hiroshige: artist of the open road.’
Archaeologists unearthed a villa complex with three well-preserved mosaic floors near the Roman city of Ovilava, now known as Wels.
LiDAR technology revealed new insights into the ancient Chachapoya civilization at Peru’s Gran Pajatén archaeological complex.
The anonymous street artist’s latest work depicts a lighthouse, accompanied by the stenciled words, “I want to be what you saw in me."
Spanish archaeologists believe an ancient fingerprinted pebble may bear the world’s earliest known abstraction of a human face.
The wide-ranging collection—featuring one of the emperor’s iconic bicorne hats—will be offered for sale at Sotheby’s Paris on June 25.
The newly attributed 17th-century painting will go on public view for the first time at the Getty in Los Angeles next month.
Excavations at the Floga archaeological site in Paros confirmed the existence of an ancient workshop used for carving marble sculptures.
