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04.07.1899–06.06.1984
Pedro Nel Gómez
Pedro Nel Gómez Agudelo (1899–1984) was a Colombian civil engineer, artist, sculptor, and architect, best known as a muralist. He co-founded the Colombian muralist movement inspired by Mexican muralism, focusing on nationalist, social, and political themes.05.12.1958–04.08.2006
Julio Galán
Julio Galán (1958–2006) was a Mexican artist, photographer, and draftsman born in Coahuila. A notable figure in Latin American neo-expressionism in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, his works feature elements reflecting his personal life.
AI interpretation01.08.1830–23.04.1878
Jaroslav Čermák
Jaroslav Čermák was an Austrian Czech painter born on August 1, 1830, in Prague. He specialized in historical painting. He was the brother of Johann Nepomuk Čermák and died on April 23, 1878, in Paris. Many of his works are held in the National Gallery in Prague.01.09.1926–29.06.2012
Mansooreh Hosseini
Mansooreh Hosseini (1926–2012) was an Iranian painter and sculptor, recognized as a pioneering figure in modern Iranian art. Born and died in Tehran, she made a significant contribution to the development of 20th-century national art.1950–present
Wosene Worke Kosrof
Wosene Worke Kosrof, born in 1950 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is a painter and sculptor known for his works in painting and mixed media that reflect Ethiopian cultural elements.
19.08.1903–10.01.1956
César Moro
César Moro, born Alfredo Quíspez-Asín Mas in 1903 in Lima, was a Peruvian poet and artist known for his French-language surrealist poetry. He died in 1956 in Lima. Moro was the only Latin American poet featured in André Breton's surrealist journals and the first to join the surrealist group independently.
1976–present
Luis Alvarez Roure
Luis Alvarez Roure is a Puerto Rican realist painter born in 1976 in Arecibo. He is known for his portraits of American public figures. He lives and works in New Jersey, USA.
07.12.1922–12.09.2008
Simon Hantaï
Simon Hantaï (1922–2008) was a Hungarian and French artist born in Bia, Hungary. He is primarily associated with abstract art and spent his creative career between Hungary and France. He died in Paris's 14th arrondissement.21.10.1933–31.01.2024
Amrus Natalsya
Amrus Natalsya (1933–2024) was an Indonesian artist and wood sculptor whose work reflects the national culture of Indonesia. Born in Medan, he developed a distinctive style deeply rooted in Indonesian traditions before passing away in Bogor.15.11.1934–25.09.2014
Farid Belkahia
Farid Belkahia (1934–2014) was a Moroccan artist and educational reformer born and died in Marrakech. He led the School of Fine Arts in Casablanca from 1962 to 1974 during the modernist movement. He worked in painting, metal, and leather arts.
AI interpretation28.07.1800–12.10.1875
Charles Pellegrini
Charles Pellegrini (1800–1875) was a French engineer, architect, artist, and lithographer born in Chambéry. He specialized in portraiture and later moved to Argentina, where he died in Buenos Aires. He was the father of Argentine President Carlos Pellegrini.25.03.1922–23.05.1985
Pedro Coronel
Pedro Coronel (1922–1985) was a Mexican sculptor, painter, and arts figure associated with the Ruptura generation. Born in Zacatecas, he was influenced by Mexican muralism and combined pre-Hispanic themes with abstract forms in his art.
AI interpretation15.08.1860–12.12.1939
Kolë Idromeno
Kolë Idromeno (1860–1939) was an Albanian artist and versatile master, born and died in Shkodër. He worked mainly in portraiture within the realist tradition. He was also an architect, sculptor, photographer, stage designer, and engineer.
02.01.1937–12.08.2023
Djoko Pekik
Djoko Pekik (1937–2023) was an Indonesian artist born in Grobogan and passed away in Yogyakarta. He is recognized for his significant contributions to Indonesian art and cultural heritage.14.09.1956–06.10.2021
Atta Kwami
Atta Kwami (1956–2021) was a Ghanaian artist, graphic designer, art historian, and curator. Born in Accra, he studied and taught at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi and in the UK. His work explored Ghanaian architectural forms and traditional African textiles.14.04.1896–28.05.1988
Alfredo Volpi
Alfredo Volpi (1896–1988) was a Brazilian artist born in Lucca, Italy. He moved to São Paulo as a child and spent most of his life there. Volpi was a prominent figure in Brazilian modernism and a member of the Grupo Santa Helena.
31.03.1927–18.11.2005
Alfonso Arana
Alfonso Arana (1927–2005) was an American artist and sculptor of Mexican-Puerto Rican descent. Born in New York, he studied art in Mexico, New York, and Paris. He passed away in Paris in 2005.
AI interpretation15.12.1884–15.01.1926
Eugeniusz Zak
Eugeniusz Zak (1884–1926) was a Polish and French artist associated with the Paris School. Born in Mogilno, he worked primarily as a portrait painter and died in Paris's 14th arrondissement.
AI interpretation1745–1821
Yi Inmun
Yi Inmun (1745–1821) was a Korean artist and cultural figure of the Joseon Dynasty. Known as a court painter, he contributed significantly to the arts of his time, reflecting the cultural traditions of 18th–19th century Korea.?–?
Anita-Pearl Ankor
Anita-Pearl Ankor is a Ghanaian artist and muralist from Nandom, known as the "Woman Artist." In 2019, she posted a creative wall painting video on Instagram that went viral, highlighting her artistic work in digital media.03.03.1933–present
Jim Amaral
Jim Amaral is an American-Colombian artist born in 1933 in Pleasanton. His work spans painting, drawing, bronze sculpture, printmaking, and collage, known for precise draftsmanship and technical skill.27.12.1923–24.09.2012
Bruno Bobak
Bruno Bobak (1923–2012) was a Polish-Canadian artist and educator, known for his official war art. He primarily worked in watercolor and also created woodblock prints. Born in Poland, he passed away in Fredericton, Canada.28.04.1929–29.04.2010