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

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

Russian-Swiss Expressionist painter and writer, celebrated for her bold use of color and her exploration of psychological themes.

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.

American painter renowned for his meticulous and highly detailed style, which often depicted themes of decay and mortality.

Swiss-born painter, printmaker, and writer who became a leading figure in the Nabis movement in Paris.

German painter and printmaker known for his unflinching, often brutal depictions of war and social critique of German society.

American painter known for his contributions to modern art, particularly Precisionism. He was also an accomplished watercolorist.

English painter, printmaker, and satirist, best known for his insightful and often biting social commentary.

Belgian painter in the Neo-Impressionist movement, best known for his pointillist technique and vibrant, luminous landscapes and portraits.

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

American artist known for his exceptional skill in capturing the American landscape with both emotional depth and technical mastery.

British painter and illustrator known for his skillful depictions of animals, particularly horses, and his vibrant scenes of country life,.

Dutch-Indonesian painter and one of the most influential figures in Dutch art during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Italian polymath whose genius spanned multiple disciplines, including painting, sculpture, architecture, science, anatomy, and engineering.

Spanish surrealist painter, sculptor, and writer who became one of the most prominent and recognizable figures in the world of art.

Francisco de Goya is widely regarded as one of the most significant artists of his time, often called "the father of modern art".

American painter, sculptor, and illustrator known for his vivid depictions of the American West. Often referred to as “The Cowboy Artist.”

William Holbrook Beard was an American painter best known for his satirical paintings of animals doing human things.