Neoclassical artist Francois Edouard Picot enjoyed his most productive period during the reign of Louis Philippe I
As the preeminent Neoclassicist of France in his lifetime, Jacques-Louis David spoke of a return to the pure Greek, a rediscovery of the gravitas of antiquity’s statuary and friezes
Eduard Daege was a Professor of Art and later became the Prussian Academy of Art Director in Berlin
As the preeminent NeoClassicist of France in his lifetime, Jacques-Louis David spoke of a return to the pure Greek, a rediscovery of the gravitas of antiquity’s art
Belle Epoque portraitist Charles Joshua Chaplin was greatly influenced by the French Realists, Francois Boucher, and the English artists Gainsborough
French artist Louis Gauffier had to flee revolutionary Paris for Rome due to his monarchist beliefs
Rolf Armstrong’s oeuvre graced the covers of sheet music publications and movie fan magazines for a generation
French Neoclassical artist Louis Jean Francois Lagrenee was an academic painter knighted by Emperor Napoleon
This large Art Deco Masterpiece is a highly nuanced, Mixed-Media work of Modern Pop Art from Barrett Evon
Jean-Marc Nattier was known for his allegorical portraits of female courtiers
Frederic Leighton was a member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Flemish Golden Age painter Wallerant Vaillant pioneered the use of mezzotint, an innovative printmaking method that allows for higher quality and subtle contrasts, popular until the last century
Cousin to Anton Petter and son of a porcelain decorator, Franz Petter was a prominent Biedermeier stillleben artist who specialized in depicting flowers
This large, Baroque Masterpiece is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction of "David Leeuw with his Family" the original Oil Painting was rendered in 1671 by Dutch Golden Age painter Abraham van den Tempel
German painter Johan Joseph Zoffany invented (conversation pieces) group paintings set in Manor homes or nature settings, his large group portraits sometimes featuring statues and architecture, thrilling viewers with their novelty
This remarkable Mixed-Media tableau is titled "Perseus
A genius with oil and pastels, John Russell, was a sought-after portraitist who was made the official Painter to the King and Queen, as well as the Prince and Princess of Wales
Anthony Van Dyck greatly influenced this most famous of Thomas Gainsborough's portraits; Gainsborough borrowed the Dutchman's 'fashion sense' for Mrs
Here we see a Pop-Art work of art titled "Enter Metropolis" by Barrett Evon
This British Masterpiece is a faithful yet nuanced version of "Little Bo-Peep" while the original Painting was rendered in 1778 by George Romney