A portrait of President Donald Trump hung by state Republicans in the Colorado Capitol six years ago was removed this week after the president raged against it on social media. Trump took to his ...

A portrait of Donald Trump has been removed from the Colorado State Capitol, after the US president claimed it was "purposefully distorted" and "truly the worst". Mr Trump took to Truth Social on ...

US President Donald Trump has demanded a portrait of himself to be taken down as he hit out at the British artist who painted it. Trump branded the painting at the Colorado State Capitol “truly the ...

The first one, in chronological order, is poor old George Reid, whose portrait is in the form of a paperweight made from Lithgow iron. Reid was rather a rotund man and cartoonists had a lot of fun ...

“I’ve done the portraits of an entire family, the family of the postman,” van Gogh wrote to his brother in late 1888. “The man, his wife, the baby, the young boy and the 16-year-old ...

A heartbroken Nigerian man caused a stir on social media after a video of him destroying a portrait of his girlfriend went viral The footage shows him breaking the wooden portrait into two using his ...

A Thai road sweeper went viral on social media after a Russian photographer shared her portrait from a street photoshoot in Bangkok ... The road sweeper introduced herself to the foreign man, who ...

A Gustav Klimt portrait of an African prince that was lost after World War II is on view at TEFAF Maastricht, bearing a €15 million ($16.4 million) price tag. When a collector presented the ...

In 1964, its director told the BBC why he broke every rule he could. Jean-Luc Godard was crystal clear about what he planned to do with his feature-length film debut, Breathless (À bout de ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. MOST people don’t get the opportunity to have their portrait painted. We take photos all the time, but sitting for a portrait artist is ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Edvard Munch learnt quickly that “when I paint a person his enemies always find the portrait a good likeness.