The 52 winning entries to the 2003 Federal Junior Duck Stamp state competitions are on view.

Retrace the development of Whistler's artistry by comparing 14 rare Amsterdam impressions with major examples of the artist's earlier work as a printmaker.

On view together for the first time are 7 of the world's rarest diamonds representing a range of sizes and a rainbow of colors.

Visitors can research their Scottish roots and find out how they can walk in the footsteps of their ancestors with a trip to Scotland via computer.

Tales and legends from Japanese and Chinese sources are explored through Japanese paintings in a variety of formats.

On view are some significant and decorative solutions to storing and protecting tea ceremony vessels that are treasured as works of art.

This exhibition traces the Scottish heritage of the city of Alexandria, Virginia, from its founding in the 18th century -- by a group that included several Scottish tobacco traders -- to today.

On view are approximately 106 objects produced by traditional methods that highlight the continuation of specialized skills and crafts passed down from generation to generation. 

These 32 images by Natural History Museum's photographer Chip Clark depict museum staff at work performing hands-on activities, as well as scenes from nature. 

Through 34 interactive workstations, this hands-on exhibition is designed to give visitors the knowledge to become actively engaged in improving their own health.

More than 30 black-and-white photographs are featured in this photo essay by photojournalist Melina Mara.

This small showcase features 4 icons and 4 photographs selected from the Castle Collection to honor the 300th anniversary of the founding of St. Petersburg, Russia.

Featured artists include Max Ernst, Joseph Beuys, Alexander Calder, Agnes Martin, Frank Stella, and Rachel Whiteread.

Trace the history of Native Americans as buffalo hunters, horsemen, ranchers and cowboys, and as entertainers and participants in the sport of rodeo. 

Trace the visual testament to the enduring power of King's life and work through 115 works by reknown artists.

Best known for his abstract stone sculpture and public plazas, Japanese American artist Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) also produced ceramics during short sojourns to Japan in 1931, 1950, and 1952.

This first-ever comprehensive look at the artistic legacy of Eliot Porter (1901-1990), one of this country's most influential photographers.

Photographs by Subhankar Banerjee that portray the unique landscape and document the biodiversity and indigenous cultures of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.