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Guess the Artist
Ten artworks, one question each: who made this?
Featured Artworks
Highlights from the permanent collection.
Featured Exhibitions
Curated shows that walk you through a story.
Gods of India: Shiva, Krishna, Durga and the Stories They Tell
A demon who clones himself from every drop of spilled blood. A god who dances the universe in and out of existence. A goddess assembled from the fires of every god who failed. 27 works spanning 1,400 years, from Gupta sandstone to Kolkata bazaar painting.
Rosa Bonheur: The Woman Who Painted Horses
She needed a police permit to wear trousers, an empress broke protocol to decorate her, and Buffalo Bill hung her portrait of him in his tent. This exhibition follows the most famous woman painter of the nineteenth century through 23 works from four museum collections.
Dürer: The Man Who Invented the Artist
Before Dürer, artists were craftsmen. After him, they were geniuses. This exhibition traces one man's audacious journey from a Nuremberg goldsmith's workshop to the courts of emperors — and into the mirror, where he painted himself as Christ.
About Artheon Museum
Artheon Museum brings together open collections from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Rijksmuseum, the National Gallery of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Belvedere, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and the Cleveland Museum of Art. Its living wing is built by artists and enthusiasts around the world — every work made by human hands.