The artist, best known for his ‘Blue Dog’ paintings, is the subject of a documentary that explores his work and the Cajun ...

ST. PETERSBURG — With a swirl of bright teal paint for whiskers, the artist known as Palehorse (real name Christopher Parks) ...

The Soul Patch and I hike through lush green hills dotted with white cherry blossoms, walking past a dozen sheep out for a leisurely ... Or like an oil painting of 18th-century fortifications ...

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV/Gray News) – A man in Wisconsin is accused of purposefully hitting a family with his vehicle while they were out on a walk, killing the mother and the family dog. A criminal ...

“I go out ... walk, Hamborg was wearing his Patagonia jacket, but looked quite unkempt with his hair pulled back in a loose bun, a hole in his slipper and clothes stained with paint.

He’s a sturdy blond man in a sharp blue suit, standing at the edge of the world. Perched atop a rocky peak after a presumably long journey, aided in part by a walking stick, he surveys the misty ...

This disaster made the artist “determined to bring it about that the sun should never again do such great damage to his works”—and so he invented oil paint. “He saw that mixing the colors ...

Vardy took him out early. ‘And the last category is crossing a line from which few – if any – ever come back. That is – pissing supporters off. ‘Ange is a dead man walking. He picked a ...

This work, created after Scholderer began spending time in the French capital, shows a young man perched on the sill of an open window gazing out ... could walk into the river in the painting ...

He was able to exit the vehicle and walk out of the Gorge to receive medical treatment. No one else was injured in the incident and the man was transported to ECMC for non-life-threatening injuries.

Two Just Stop Oil protesters have ... A 63-year-old man and a 74-year-old woman allegedly sprayed the front of a shop with what is believed to be powdered paint. “Inquiries continue into the ...

In the 1840 oil painting, a man ... walking a fine line.” In 1859, Haller Nutt — having profited handsomely from Frederick’s labor and that of his 200-some other enslaved workers — set out ...