San Diego Union Tribune Live Interview
Join Megan Pogue, Timken’s Executive Director, Dr. Derrick Cartwright, Director of Timken’s Curatorial Affairs, and Elizabeth Washburn, Ti...
Work of the Week: Bartolome Esteban Murillo, Christ on the Cross, 1660-70
When it comes to covering the art of Spain, the Timken’s claims are modest. This has been true from the very beginning. When the museum first open...
Work of the Week: Raphaelle Peale, Cutlet and Vegetables, 1816
RaphaelleΒ Peale, Cutlet and Vegetables, 1816
Work of the Week: Philippe de Champaigne, Christ Healing the Blind, 1655-60
Philippe de Champaigne, Christ Healing the Blind, 1655-60
Work of the Week: Luca Carlevariis, The Piazzetta at Venice, c. 1700-10
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The Timken Museum of Art Plans for a Bright Future and a Reopening in Spring 2021
Work of the Week: Arthur Wesley Dow, Bayberry Hill, Sunset, 1907
Arthur Wesley Dow, Bayberry Hill, Sunset, 1907
Work of the Week: Rosa Bonheur, A Pony and a Donkey, c. 1880
Work of the Week: Jackie (Gold) 1964 by Andy Warhol next to Timken's Anthony Van Dyck, Mary Villers, Lady Herbert of Shurland, 1636.
Because of the success he enjoyed throughout his career, we know a lot about the life of Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641). He was born in Antwerp, the seven...
Work of the Week: Russian Icon
Anonymous Russian Β Artist, "Literacy is the Path to Communism," c. 1920 (Duke University Libraries.)
Work of the Week: Claude GellΓ©e, Pastoral Landscape, 1646-47
The essential trick of the old pastoral, which was felt to imply a beautiful relation between rich and poor, was to make simple people express strong fe...
Work of the Week: Albert Bierstadt, Cho-Looke, The Yosemite Fall, 1864
Certain art objects are familiar because we recognize their subject matter and we understand the historical circumstances that surrounded their creation...