The week's best photojournalism
May 25, 2012, at 1:36 PMIn some of the week's most vivid images, an incense-maker dries rose petals, rescuers save a man from Niagara Falls, and world leaders take a moment to watch soccer
In some of the week's most vivid images, an incense-maker dries rose petals, rescuers save a man from Niagara Falls, and world leaders take a moment to watch soccer
In some of the week's most astonishing images, sailors scale the mast, a young diver does the splits, and a tired marathoner crosses the finish line on his hands
It's estimated that 1 in 20 American households own a creation by Kinkade, arguably the most popular artist of our time. Here's a look back at his life and work
Paul Cezanne's "Card Players" may be on top now, but other venerable works blazed this increasingly pricey path before it
Curators at Spain's Prado museum made a pretty remarkable discovery: A duplicate of the Mona Lisa that may have been painted before Leonardo Da Vinci's version
Researchers unveil a tool to discourage magazines from digitally altering images of models and movie stars beyond recognition. Here's a look at the kind of thing they're trying to prevent
A mysterious, 8-foot-tall Lego figurine emerged from the surf on Florida's Siesta Key this week. What on earth does it mean?
The authors of a new biography say the troubled painter's death might not have been a suicide, after all
Da Vinci's masterpiece became even more famous, says Simon Kuper, after Vincenzo Perugia swiped it from the Louvre in 1911
A towering bunny sculpture in a Swedish town square and a huge pair of pink sunglasses on a Danish beach play with scale... and our minds
Austrian art photographer Andreas Franke is displaying some original works off the Florida Keys. All you need to see them is some scuba gear
The appraisers on PBS' unassuming reality show have serendipitously discovered tea cups worth $1.5 million and other unsuspected treasures
"Forever Marilyn," a 26-foot-tall monument to an iconic New York film, is unveiled along proud Chicago's Magnificent Mile
The massively influential painter best known for his simple lines, scribbles, and spirals died Tuesday at age 83. Here, his life, through his paintings
Toddler Aelita Andre, who's reportedly sold her paintings for $30,000 a pop, has a solo exhibition at a Manhattan gallery. Miracle or scam?
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Celebrities' invisible ink: The tattoos that brands photoshop away |
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