The Swedish artist Anders Zorn steps out of the shadows of history for “Anders Zorn: A European Seduces America,” coming to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum at the end of February. “Too young to be ...

There’s a new answer to the desperate late winter question of why on earth anyone would choose to live in Boston, and it’s in the newly opened Renzo Piano-designed wing of the Isabella Stewart Gardner ...

His brother-in-law called him “a hybrid between a peasant and a gentleman.” In both his life and his art, the fin-de-siècle Swedish painter Anders Zorn straddled worlds unknown to each other. A ...

Jared Bowen takes us to the Anders Zorn exhibit now at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Together, we can create a more connected and informed world. With your support, GBH will continue to ...

Like Zorro with a paintbrush, Anders Zorn inveigled his way into European high society of the 1880s with his fresh, fluent, flyaway style — swish, swish! — turning out paintings, watercolors, and ...

"Matisse From SFMOMA," which opens Saturday at the Legion of Honor, keeps on view most of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's works by Henri Matisse during the museum's reconstruction downtime.

He painted American presidents, barons of industry and society grande dames. He was as adept at etching as he was at sculpting in bronze. A fashion plate and a married womanizer, he traveled the world ...

Anders Zorn was a Swedish painter known for his depictions of nude bathers, country festivals, and portraits. Employing a restricted palette of colors, Zorn captured various qualities of light and ...