Before the Flood
The recent ancient Egyptian discoveries at Thonis-Heracleion provide a new perspective on humanity’s reckoning with an uncertain world.
Tophats and Tutus
Edgar Degas caught the high life and low life of the Paris Opera. Carolyn Stewart goes behind the curtain.
A Motel Room of One’s Own
Isolation was a persistent theme in Edward Hopper’s art and life. Was he dogged by isolation or did he pursue it?
On “The American Pre-Raphaelites: Radical Realists”
John Ruskin may not have set foot in the New World, but with a watercolor boulder as his emissary he changed the landscape of American art.