In their latest column, the Anonymous Art Ambassador takes aim at auction executives. Here are their many complaints.

The flames that spread through large parts of the Doge's Palace in 1577 reduced many a priceless painting to smoke and ash.

Resins and woods burned in spiritual ceremonies; myrrh as a symbol of prayer; Swiss stone pine extracted from tree needles; ...

Nicknamed ‘the divine one’, Titian was the Best of the Best. With 500 paintings under his belt, how will we pick our top ten?

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The tradition of treating Henri Rousseau as someone who's lucky just to be here lives on—but the work speaks for itself.