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In Mexican culture the dead remain alive in our memories. Día de los Muertos—celebrated on November first and second each year—represents days when...

With bold color, inventive composition, and words written straight from the heart, Faith Ringgold’s art speaks out in a clear voice. An artist, sto...

With an unflinching gaze, Frida Kahlo faces viewers in dozens of self-portraits that reveal a complex individual through layered symbolism. Drawing...

With her artistic eye and homespun optimism, Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses showed the world what it meant to find color and joy in the everyd...

Hilma af Klint may well have been the first abstractionist; she was certainly a rare original. She attempted to reconcile art, science, and religio...

Meditative expressions of the natural world, Itō Jakuchū’s bird-and-flower images take pride of place among Japanese artworks of the mid-Edo period...

The painted story lies at the heart of Kathryn Freeman’s artworks. Symbolism and magical realism enliven her classical compositions, and her narrat...

Kazuyuki Ohtsu is one of the foremost woodblock artists of the sōsaku hanga movement. Sōsaku hanga artists handle every step of the production of p...

With his background in graphic design and illustration, Masayoshi Mizuho interprets nature and traditional Japanese culture through a contemporary ...

Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven shared a passion for Canada’s landscape and a strong desire to create a distinctive visual language. Their goal ...

A book is like a garden carried in the pocket. —Arab proverb Whether routes to escape or paths to enlightenment, books create enticing worlds that ...

Qavavau Manumie (Canadian, Inuit, b. 1958) Feathering the Nest, 2003 Arctic wildlife takes pride of place in Qavavau Manumie’s buoyant artwork feat...

Rex Ray’s artwork ranged from collage on paper, canvas and resin boards to digital work. His work combines a mid-century modern aesthetic with psyc...

Robert Bissell Pastoral, 2016 Taking a cue from the Romantic period, artist Robert Bissell invokes a sense of peace and harmony in his paintings wi...

Rosalind Wise is inspired by all that nature has to offer and has an affinity for painting scenes of garden borders. She often makes quick plein ai...

Joan Metcalf’s paintings reflect the drama of the natural world, both literally and figuratively. The Oregon artist’s creativity is sparked by her ...

Shinzaburo Takahashi paints poetic expressions of reality. Japan’s landscapes and architecture shine with magical auras, cherry blossoms glow in wa...

More than 150 years after her creation, Alice continues to enthrall readers, as does the Cheshire Cat, with its enigmatic grin and baffling tendenc...

Oregon artist Siri Schillios finds inspiration in nature and then lets her imagination soar. Bright colors, fine brushwork, and charming imagery gr...

Unknown artist (Japanese) Sleeping Cat and Butterflies (detail) One can almost feel the cat’s sleek fur and hear the whisper of butterfly wings in ...

Early in his career, Gustave Baumann (American, b. Germany, 1881–1971) lived in Chicago, but he found his true home in New Mexico when he moved to ...

Spirit, as Robert Bissell says, is nearly impossible to describe. It’s full of magic and mystery, and you can find it only when you allow yourself ...

Kenojuak AshevakSun Owl and Foliage, 1980Among the printmakers associated with Cape Dorset’s Kinngait Studios, Kenojuak Ashevak distinguished herse...

The lavish works of Olga Suvorova center upon the commedia dell’arte, its characters and themes depicted in a signature style influenced by the Pre...

CJ Hurley believes that both art and nature transform who we are as humans. He works to make art a regular feature of people’s homes, designing and...

The reading woman has been a popular subject for painters through the ages. She is, in herself, an expression of important, unspoken cultural ideas...

The avian world of Vasilisa Romanenko vibrates with dreamy detail and exquisite color. Drawing inspiration from botany, natural history, and textil...

Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) is often considered a tragic figure—struggling against madness, in and out of mental hospitals—yet he created w...

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) was a prolific artist. He created over two thousand works, from intricate oil paintings to quick sketches. He devoted ...

Make a lasting statement with this keepsake box of notecards, featuring an assortment of Vincent van Gogh’s paintings. Van Gogh was a prolific arti...

Rejecting the naturalism of Impressionism, Vincent van Gogh painted in bold, intense colors that could convey his emotions about the subject, wheth...

Instantly recognizable for their sensuous texture and warm, luminous palette, Wayne Thiebaud’s images of cakes, pies, and other ubiquitous store-bo...

A fierce foe of modernity, William Morris (English, 1834–1896) drew inspiration from the Middle Ages, when artist and craftsman were considered equ...

A leader in the styles and politics of his time, William Morris viewed his patterns as both an art form and a means of social commentary. In respon...

Perhaps best known for his California block prints, Arts and Crafts artist William S. Rice was also a brilliant watercolorist. He would make his na...

At age seven, Chiura Obata (American, b. Japan, 1885–1975) began studying art. For two years he practiced drawing a circle and two straight lines. ...

Artist, craftsman, teacher, and author William Seltzer Rice (American, 1873–1963) was twenty-seven when he came to California in 1900 to teach art ...

Renowned painter and woodblock print artist Yoshida Hiroshi is celebrated as an expert among shin-hanga printmakers who integrated modern influence...