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

French painter widely regarded as the leading figure of the Impressionist movement.

French painter and sculptor renowned for her realist depictions of animals. One of the most celebrated artists of her time.

French painter who played a pivotal role in the transition from Realism to Impressionism known for his depictions of contemporary life.

French Impressionist painter known for her nuanced portrayals of modern life and the female experience.

French artist and one of the most influential figures of the Impressionist movement, though he preferred to call himself a Realist.

French painter and sculptor active during the 17th century, primarily in Toulouse.

French artist best known for his pioneering contributions to abstract art and the development of Orphism.

French Neo-Impressionist painter, engraver, and lithographer, known for his pointillist technique and his depictions of everyday life.

French painter associated with the Neo-Impressionist movement, particularly Pointillism.

French-American painter known for his enigmatic, dreamlike landscapes that embody the essence of surrealism.

French Surrealist and abstract painter known for his exploration of the subconscious, automatism, and organic abstraction.

French landscape painter and a central figure in the Barbizon School, a movement that advocated for the direct study of nature.

French portrait artist known her depictions of European royalty and aristocracy, especially Marie Antoinette.

French painter renowned for his mastery of classical technique, attention to detail, and idealized portrayals of the human form.

Pioneering French artist known for his innovative use of color, expressive forms, and distinctive style that helped shape modern art.

French painter who gained recognition for her bold and unconventional depictions of women, still lifes, and intimate domestic scenes.

French-born British illustrator best known for his exquisite and fantastical illustrations of classic fairy tales, myths, and legends.

French painter and writer, known for his bold use of color and his significant role in the Fauvist movement.

French impressionist and post-impressionist painter known for his vibrant and atmospheric landscapes, particularly of the Brittany coast.