Phyllis Tuchman

Some of her first sculptures are currently on view in New York's Madison Square Park.

Using age-old techniques, she looks backward to gaze into the future.

One work in Picasso's celebrated series "Les Femmes d'Alger" centers on a lone figure in grisaille who could be read as the painter's dying wife.

Cézanne's drawings of the Bibémus quarry veer away from representation but are distinctive enough that his biographer could identify the site.

Long's walks may not have changed much over the years, but his ideas have.

Phyllis Tuchman pays tribute to the artist, who died last week at the age of 97.

"Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature" reveals how the Impressionist's work quickly overtook his mentor's.

The artist made her first mature three-dimensional work just seven years ago; since then, she's been off to the races.

The 81-year-old artist's career is on a roll.

Timed to the artist's 500th birthday, the National Gallery of Art's exhibition includes scenes from the Bible, tales of mythological gods and goddesses, and a group of penetrating portraits of doges…