Danish painter of Polish-German descent, best known for her Romantic and Academic style.

German painter and printmaker, best known as a founding member of the influential Expressionist group Die Brücke (The Bridge).

American artist known for her vibrant paintings, murals, and textile works.

German-born naturalist and scientific illustrator whose groundbreaking work on the life cycles of insects revolutionized natural science.

British artist and a pioneering figure in the Pop Art movement, known for her subversive works that blended pop culture and feminism.

American modernist painter, poet, and designer, known for her vibrant and whimsical depictions of contemporary life.

American-Canadian artist celebrated for her subtle, meditative abstractions and her influence on Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism.

Swiss artist, designer, and dancer whose groundbreaking work bridged the fields of fine art, applied art, and architecture.

Australian modernist painter renowned for her striking portraits, particularly of women, and her ability to capture subtle emotions.

Austrian artist, poet, and playwright, renowned for his contributions to expressionism.

German-American artist and designer whose innovative work in textiles transformed weaving into a modern art form.

American abstract expressionist painter whose pioneering work and career significantly contributed to modern art.

British painter and designer, known for her role in the Bloomsbury Group, a circle of avant-garde writers, artists, and intellectuals.

Canadian painter, writer, and pioneer in the documentation and celebration of Indigenous cultures and the landscapes of British Columbia.

Swedish artist and mystic known for her pioneering work in abstract art, which was deeply rooted in spirituality and theosophy.

Russian-Ukrainian painter widely regarded as one of the most significant artists of the 19th century.

Dutch painter of the Dutch Golden Age, renowned for her vibrant genre scenes, portraits, and still lifes.

Italian Mannerist painter celebrated for her achievements as one of the first professional female artists in Western art history.

Russian painter, poet, and art theorist known for his groundbreaking approach to art, known as "Analytical Realism".

Australian artist celebrated for her innovative approaches to modern art and her advocacy for a uniquely Australian artistic identity.