Art That Made Us

The haunting beauty of Van Gogh's creative genius is explored in extraordinary detail at the National Gallery in London.

What if Giuseppe Arcimboldo was a painter of Modern Art before its time?

Titian’s ''Love, Desire, and Death'' unite after 450 years in London's National Gallery.

Actor Eddie Redmayne explores artworks inspired by warfare and asks: Where does artistic expression end and propaganda begin?

200 years ago, an Old Master discovered new themes in North Africa that would inspire his greatest work.

Pierce Brosnan shines a light into the life and legacy of Ireland's greatest painter, Jack B. Yeats.

Enter Frida Kahlo's "The Blue House," where Pablo Picasso, Leon Trotsky, and wild nights lit up Mexico City with art, love, and revolution.

In this compelling docudrama, Angelica Huston narrates as Kevin Kline gives voice to the pioneering artist and original fame-seeker James McNeill Whistler.

Creativity emerges from the ashes of the plague, with art, music, and literature flourishing in a ''Revolution of the Dead.''

Art, language, and fashion are weaponized in a 16th-century battle for power in the landmark series “Art That Made Us.”

Contemporary artists view Stuart-era political, ecclesiastical, and cultural divisions through the prism of vibrant artifacts in “To Kill A King.”

Wealth from trade and conquest see art thrive in 18th-century Britain, but its artists challenge injustice and the atrocities of slavery.

Industry booms, cities rise, and artists grapple with Britain's changing social culture in this fascinating episode of ''Art That Made Us.''

As war tears through Europe, artists fight back, helping to forge a new British spirit in ''Art That Made Us.''

A new generation of artists rebel against class and redefine British culture in this concluding episode of ''Art That Made Us.''