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Painters, such as Velázquez, were paid to make royals look more divine than they were.

Expressionism captured emotions, trauma, and cynicism with distorted and garish works.

Picasso invented Cubism, captured the horror of warfare, and found freedom in abstraction.

Hals, Steen, Vermeer painted slices of regular life and group portraits of city bigwigs.

The true subject of Monet’s “Waterlilies” is the changing reflections on the pond.

This mini piano concert demonstrates how Baroque music can be like Bernini for your ears.

Gustav Klimt, with paintings like “The Kiss” captured a simmering hedonism in Vienna.

Toulouse-Lautrec painted the turn-of-the-century bohemian scene on Paris’ Montmartre Hill.

What Columbia's settlement with the Trump administration means for higher education

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