International Anthology of Contemporary Engraving: The International Avant-Garde, Vol. 5: American Discovered

There is a wide range of programmes and resources inspired by the Museums’ permanent and temporary exhibitions to stimulate creativity, engage your curiosity and provide thought-pr...

The artists of the Russian avant-garde were not satisfied with merely understanding and replicating folk art. Through painting and applied arts, they sought to find the forms and t...

In the field of French art, both academic and avant-garde, the 1880s were an unusually turbulent decade. The last official state-sponsored Salon, an institution that had been in ex...

Henri-Edmond Cross was born on May 20, 1856 in Douai, a small town close to the Belgian border in northern France. He spent his youth in Lille and there, at the age of ten, took dr...

Unlike her fellow Russian avant-garde artists, Olga Rozanova did not travel around Europe, but she was connected with the successive modern movements. When she went to live in Sain...

Paul Sérusier, primogenitor of the Nabi group of Symbolist painters, was born in Paris on November, 1864. Raised in an affluent, bourgeois household, Sérusier attended the best sch...