Eleven kilograms of gold and lapis over the face of a teenage pharaoh, now in the Grand Egyptian Museum.
The most beautiful painted tomb in Egypt, open to a handful of visitors a day at ten times the price.
A hilltop colonial town of churches and artists, with the giant puppets of its Carnival.
Niemeyer's Pampulha church, the bar capital of Brazil and the Inhotim art park nearby.
The White Temple, the Blue Temple and the Golden Triangle where Thailand, Laos and Myanmar meet.
The Grote Markt, the Frans Hals Museum and the tulip fields of the Bollenstreek beginning at the city edge.
The world's greatest Renaissance church.
Dive among submerged sculptures.
Arts town of carnival and architecture.
The sixth-century mosaic map of the Holy Land on the floor of St George’s Church — the oldest surviving map of the region.
Medieval canals and the Ghent Altarpiece.
Catch a 15-minute audience with Leonardo's fading masterpiece on a Milan refectory wall
See Leonardo da Vinci's famous portrait painting from 1489-1490 at the Czartoryski Museum in Krakow, Poland
Create ongoing digital comic series
Create detailed scientific plant illustrations
A 3D model, a sprite sheet, an animation or a sound effect, made to the size and format a real engine wants and dropped into one.
The architect who won the Vietnam Memorial competition at twenty-one, and the abuse that followed.
Michelangelo told entirely through his own sculpture and painting, with a camera that moves like an eye.
Dan Cruickshank's BBC tour of the eighty greatest man-made treasures, 34 countries and six continents.
Margaret Keane painted the big-eyed children; her husband signed them.
Agnes Varda and the photographer JR paste giant portraits on French villages.
Herzog in 3D inside the Chauvet cave with the oldest paintings on Earth.
A Frenchman films street artists, then becomes one; Banksy's prank or not.
A painter is hired to paint a bride in secret on a Breton island in 1770.
Takahata's charcoal-sketch retelling of Japan's oldest folk tale.
Scott McCloud explains how comics work, as a comic; the textbook of the form.
David Byrne on why music sounds the way the room lets it.
John Berger on how oil painting and advertising teach us to look; the BBC series as a book.
Gombrich from cave paintings to the present; the art history book with no jargon, eight million copies.
Vasari on Giotto, Leonardo and Michelangelo; art history begins in 1550.
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