When Spitzweg first presented "The Poor Poet" to the critics at Munich’s art club in 1839, they weren’t impressed. It took until two years after he died for the painting to make it into a museum.

This Artist’s Powerful Abstract Pieces Reimagine What a Painting Is Adam Pendleton brings his geometric artworks to the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden ...

Poet B.L. Kennedy poses with poetry journals in his Sacramento apartment in 2005 in front of a huge canvas painting that he created. Florence Low Sacramento Bee file B.L. Kennedy shared some ...

When he was asked how Paul Cézanne influenced his work, Picasso declared: “He is the father of us all, a sort of God of painting.” This admiration was shared by Picasso’s coeval Cubist-in-arms, ...