‘Paris 1874’ Shows the Early Impressionists Reaching for New Ways of Seeing The artists in this show captured the world as they saw it: tender, thrilling and irresistibly charming. By Angelica Hankins
U.S. Returns Jules Breton Painting, Plundered During World War I, to France Usually it’s the return of Nazi-purloined art that grabs art world headlines. Today, however, word came across our desk that By Andrew Russeth
Basket Case: How the Nantucket Lightship Bag Became the Ultimate Island Status Symbol By Katherine Parker-Magyar
Art, Death and Taxes: What Collectors Need to Know About Creating a Legacy That Lasts By Megan Fox Kelly