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A Visual History of Captain America’s Shields
If you've ever wanted to immortalize Captain Mexica's shield from Marvel's zombie Earth, now's your chance.
5 Fast Facts About Tamara de Lempicka
Sometimes artists become more known among the general public for their colorful personal lives than for their artwork, no matter how great their contributions to the art world.
Step Inside This Stunning, Nature-Inspired Art Gallery in Tulum, Mexico
The building is propped up on stilts, letting guests peer over the forest canopy.
7 Vintage Portraits of Dogs
The Dog in Photography: 1839-Today is a thorough survey of the history of dog pics.
Swim With a Pineapple Under the Sea at America's First Museum for Scuba Divers
Swim with turtles and snap selfies with sculptures at this diving spot off the coast of Florida.
The Surprising Link Between Creativity and Schizophrenia
The "tortured artist" may not be a baseless stereotype.
Yayoi Kusama's Flower-Filled Installation Has Art Lovers Seeing Red
Subtle she is not.
8 Things You Might Not Know About Prince Valiant
It was originally called 'Derek, Son of Thane.'
French Art Museum Discovers More Than Half of Its Paintings Are Fakes
Authenticating a painting is harder than you may think.
Get Lost in This Collection of Pulp Covers of Classic Works of Literature
See George Orwell in a whole new light.
To Dye For: Inside the Vast Library That Stores the World’s Rarest Pigments
The rainbow of jars at the Straus Center can tell us a lot about how art comes into being—and how to save it.
10 Things You Might Not Know About Little Orphan Annie
'Little Orphan Otto' didn't have quite the same ring to it.
Ice Age Artists Used Charcoal Over 10,000 Years to Create Europe's Oldest Cave Paintings
Researchers now have a better understanding of how these paintings were created some 35,000 years ago.
10 Things You Might Not Know About Hägar the Horrible
The lovable comic strip Viking was almost named Bulbar.
8 City Maps Rendered in the Styles of Famous Artists
New York City gets blasted with color in the Warhol-inspired rendering.
Gustav Klimt at 100: Painter. Photographer. Dress Maker.
Many of the eye-popping dresses featured in the artist's most famous and vibrant paintings were based on designs by his companion and muse, Emilie Louise Flöge.
How a Notorious Art Heist Led to the Discovery of 6 Fake Mona Lisas
It was one of the most sensational thefts in modern history.
Rare Disney Artifacts From Early Imagineer Rolly Crump Head to Auction
The most valuable of the 400-plus lots is the original model for a clock in "It’s a Small World," which could bring in $80,000.
By Pawn or by Brawn: Inside the Chessboxing Movement
It's a hit in Germany and India. Why isn't the sport of hooks and rooks catching on in America?
Students Build a Machine to Study the Weak Ankles of Michelangelo’s 'David'
It's hard to stand in one place for more than 500 years.
The Color Dictionary Darwin Used to Describe the Natural World, Pre-Pantone
Here's how naturalists and scientific illustrators used to cope.
An Astronomer Solves a 70-Year-Old Ansel Adams Mystery
Donald Olson solves mysteries using celestial bodies.
11 Things You Might Not Know About Dick Tracy
The yellow-jacketed gumshoe depicted the first on-panel murder in a comic strip.