In brightly colored paintings and intricate prints, Tissot’s subjects appear at home and on city streets, in gardens and at parties, surrounded by children and in the company of lovers.

Dr. Jean Bolognia, professor of dermatology, and Braverman, professor emeritus of dermatology, led the session, using the 19th-century paintings to train 21st-century physicians. When Eisenstein had ...

“These paintings – if accurate – provide potentially valuable information about landscapes and forests in the mid-1800s, but up till now, the use of 19th-century landscape art in historical ...

Works like Tissot's The Convalescent (1872), pictured here, reflect a sense of unease over a modernizing society that was sweeping women up in its fray. Art Gallery of Ontario. Gift of R.B.F. Barr ...