But I have something unique that gives me a lot of joy, and I have supported the art form and that’s important.” Indeed, ...

Growing old is not for wimps. It’s brutal, physically and emotionally, and no one can tell you how it’s all going to play out. And yet, if we’re lucky, most of us will do it. In our ...

Having an old painting of an ancestor can be a privilege. But sometimes it's hard to know what to do with it. Inheriting an old family portrait can be a blessing.

The 18-year-old’s portrait that revealed the woman she would become A provocative new show at the National Gallery of Victoria asks a question that defies easy answers. By Janine Burke ...

No matter how much you try to hide your age, you can’t nip-and-tuck your scent away. People will still be able to figure out how old you are simply by taking a sniff. Researchers have determined ...

Johnny Depp and Castle Fine Art debuted the actor's self-portrait 'Five,' which he first created in 2021 and retouched earlier this year before deciding to sell it publicly. Prints of the piece ...

First lady Melania Trump's new official portrait was released on Monday, and there are noticeable differences from her first one back in 2017. Newsweek has reached out to the White House via email ...

George Washington has come home to Elgin. Or to be more specific, a portrait of the first U.S. president has returned to Washington Elementary School, where it first hung more than a century ago. N… ...

Kate Kelley tucked the old black-and-white portrait of a baby in a Santa Claus costume into a small white envelope bound for Ontario, Canada. Another lost keepsake was on its way home. She had ...

Obvious, made up of three 25-year-old students, made the AI portrait using an existing algorithm and Barrat’s code, among other things, as the group acknowledged in an in-depth article by The ...

Researcher Marc Sebastian Walton said 2,000-year-old portrait helps tell a story of a period when Egypt was part of the Roman Empire that helped blend Roman, Greek and Egyptian culture into one.

Having a photograph taken was cheaper than a painted portrait, but it was still a luxury. In the 1850s, a daguerreotype cost 25 to 50 cents for a tiny photograph and $2 for a medium-sized portrait.