George Stolz

On Goya, Armando Andrade Tudela, David Bestué, Bernardí Roig, and the legacy of war in the Spanish capital.

Why scholars are clamoring for a near-exact copy of a Picasso catalogue published in black and white and last updated in 1978

From working for international peace to funding art workshops in inner-city laundromats, the Rauschenberg Foundation aims to honor the artist's passion to make the world a better place

Negotiating political changes and budget cuts, director Miguel Zugaza has brought Spain's notoriously old-school treasurehouse into the 21st century

Dream logic, impossible combinations, and visual puns fill the work of Cuban sculpture duo Los Carpinteros

Drawing on an eight-year research project into the artist's methods and materials, an exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum reveals how he taught himself to paint

Forty years after Picasso's death, while his paintings are among the most expensive ever sold, the problem of how to authenticate his work remains a challenge. To avoid mistakes, four of his five…

Dissent over the sale of a major Constable painting from the collection is roiling Madrid's Thyssen Museum

Prado and Palacio Real, Madrid.

In his new installation in southern Spain, James Turrell makes the color— and position—of the sky a mere matter of perception.