Monet and Venice at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco will host “Monet and Venice” from March 21 to July 26, 2026, showcasing more than twenty Venetian canvases by Claude Monet drawn from public and private collections worldwide. Co‑curated by Brooklyn Museum senior curator Lisa Small and V&A director Melissa Buron, the show reunites works created during Monet’s intense 1908 visit to the lagoon. The exhibition positions Monet’s luminous Venetian series alongside other historic depictions of the city, underscoring his innovative treatment of light and atmosphere. It offers San Francisco audiences a rare chance to explore a lesser‑known chapter of the artist’s oeuvre.
Stubbs: Portrait of a Horse at the National Gallery
From 12 March to 31 May 2026 the National Gallery will host a dedicated George Stubbs exhibition, featuring the rarely seen life‑size horse portrait “Scrub, a bay horse belonging to the Marquess of Rockingham” (c. 1762). The painting, long held in a private collection...
Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller: “True to Nature” At the Belvedere
The Lower Belvedere will host “Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller: True to Nature” from 27 February to 14 June 2026, presenting the Austrian Biedermeier master’s landscape and genre works. The show places Waldmüller’s depictions of the Vienna Woods, Salzkammergut, and rural life alongside contemporaries such...