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

Indian modernist painter celebrated for her evocative and socially conscious depictions of rural women.

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

Canadian-born American painter whose career spanned Abstract Expressionism, social realism, and a bold, cartoonish figurative style.

Mexican painter, muralist, and political activist who, with Diego Rivera and José Clemente Orozco, pioneered the Mexican Muralism movement.

German-American painter, illustrator, and satirist whose work primarily targeted the corruption, violence, and moral decay he observed.

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

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

British artist who played a pivotal role in the development of children's book illustration and the Arts and Crafts movement.

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

Candido Portinari was one of Brazil’s most important and influential modernist painters, known for his powerful depictions of Brazilian life

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

A Colombian artist known for his distinctive style of depicting exaggerated, voluminous figures in both painting and sculpture.

American painter and printmaker known for his vibrant, detailed depictions of New York City life during the early 20th century.

Featuring Norman Lewis, a pioneering African American artist known for his social realism and abstract expressionism works.

This spotlight is on Käthe Kollwitz, a German photographer known for her expressive black and white portraits