Villain, Hero, Icon Rickman’s unforgettable screen presence and iconic voice thrilled audiences worldwide. Yet, behind the scenes, he quietly battled illness, all the while delivering some of cinema’s ...

What do Goethe, Renoir and Chinese calligraphy have in common? Montblanc’s trio of new articstic pens in 2025 brings together ...

Many of the Francophiles among you have probably attended several of the events presented as part of this year’s Le French ...

Qi Gong was a Chinese calligrapher and painter known for his traditional landscapes and depictions of flowers and bamboo. Born on July 26, 1912 in Beijing, China, he was a member of the Manchu ...

How Painter Feng Xiao-Min Bridges Cultures With His Brush of Light His solo show at Opera Gallery New York reveals how his Taoist-infused abstractions unite calligraphy and color-rich oil painting.

Edinburgh-based Chinese brush painter Chi Zhang exploits the rich effects created by the interaction of brush, ink, water and paper to depict Edinburgh landmark Arthur’s Seat. Show more Chi ...

Step into the vibrant world of Lorenzo Homar, a pioneering printmaker, poster designer, calligrapher, painter, illustrator, caricaturist, and theatrical set designer. Homar's poster work is the ...

San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum offers a visually rich if under-contextualized survey of the work of the 20th-century painter and calligrapher.

Writing history Remembering the lost art of calligraphy in Kashmir from the 7th century to the late 19th century The revered saint Bulbul Shah is said to have been the first calligrapher in Kashmir.

Zheng Xie was a Chinese painter and calligrapher of the Qing dynasty, known for his free-flowing depictions of bamboo and orchids. In his written works, the artist used a purposefully naïve style, ...

JTA — Mordechai Rosenstein, a painter and calligrapher whose brightly colored illuminations of Hebrew texts adorn countless Jewish homes, offices, and synagogues, died on July 9 in Elkins Park ...