Michigan-born Rolf Armstrong studied at Chicago's Art Institute and under Robert Henri in New York
Jacques Dumont was a French Academic painter of historical scenes and portraits who spent time in Rome as a young man, earning him the sobriquet, “The Roman
Francois Boucher was a prolific Rococo painter of portraits, allegories, and mythological scenes
Francois Boucher was a prolific Rococo painter of portraits, allegories, history genre, and mythological scenes
This Large Mixed-Media portrait is a Pulp-Art Masterpiece that pays homage to the incomparable artist Gil Elvgren and is titled "I'm Not Bad, I'm Just Drawn that Way
Jean-Marc Nattier was a French Academic painter known for his allegorical portraits of female courtiers and was greatly influenced by the legendary Peter Paul Rubens
French Academic painter Jean Baptiste Pierre was a student of Charles Natoire and later mentored artists such as Poussin and Vestier
Jean-Marc Nattier was known for his allegorical portraits of female courtiers
Jean-Baptiste Jouvenet was a religious painter taught in part by his father and later became an assistant to Charles Le Brun at Chateau Versailles
Maurice Quentin de La Tour was a Rococo painter who trained under Flemish artist Jacques Spoede and ultimately becoming court portraitist to Louis XV before going mad
A portraitist and historical painter, Francois Pascal Simon Gerard, was especially gifted in rendering the female form
French portraitist Louis Tocqué studied under painter Jean-Marc Nattier
This large Art Deco Masterpiece is a highly nuanced, Mixed-Media work of Modern Pop-Art from Barrett Evon
German academic artist Max Nonnenbruch was a gifted Munich School painter who specialized in renderings of nubile young women in seductive poses
Fritz Willis was born in Oklahoma, raised in Boston
The “Master with the Parrot” was a group of painters who worked closely together in a Flemish workshop in the 16th-century, sharing an Italianate style popular with the middle class of the day
Flemish painter and draftsman Cornelius de Vos was a skilled portraitist as well as a versatile painter of religion and history genre
French painter Louise Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun was a court portraitist to Marie Antoinette and ultimately transitioned from the Rococo to Neoclassicism with the changing political and aesthetic winds
French artist Francois Hubert Drouais was a student of François Boucher and a widely-regarded portraitist of nobility and their children
This large, Mixed-Media Painting from Barrett Evon is titled "Metamorphosis