Winter has long captivated artists as both subject and symbol. Across five centuries, painters have captured snow and cold through meticulous realism, allegorical symbolism, and scenes of everyday ...

Today, works depicting the blankets of white that were once synonymous with the season evoke longing for a winter that never comes. By Amy Waldman Last winter, on a day that would reach 66 degrees by ...

Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1975. Burke, Doreen Bolger, "American Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Volume III: A Catalogue of Works by Artists Born between 1846 and 1864," New York, NY: ...

You have probably had a fully immersive winter experience if you've stepped outside the last few days, but what about stepping inside the Westmoreland Museum of American Art and into the wintery scene ...

There were barely any signs of life in the pre-dawn hours along Park Avenue in Winter Park on Thursday morning, yielding a quiet and peaceful scene on a street that’s normally bustling with activity.

From post-battle landscapes to cold weather fun, the events that occurred during frosty temperatures have led many an artist to pick up their brush and get painting.

U. S. Senate Commission on Art, 1989. Architect of the Capitol, "Compilation of works of art and other objects in the United States Capitol," Washington, D.C.: U.S ...