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Theodore Chasseriau was a student of classical master Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres but later fell under the artistic sway of Romantics Eugene Delacroix, producing amazing religious, historical, allegorical, and Oriental scenes
Michigan-born Rolf Armstrong studied at Chicago's Art Institute and under Robert Henri in New York
Flemish artist Jan Baptist Saive produced genre painting, portraiture, and even heraldic coat-of-arms
Antwerp-born Academic artist Nicaise de Keyser typified the Belgian Romantic-Historical school of painting in the latter half of the 19th century
Twentieth-century artist Lin Fengmian merged the art of his homeland’s ancient civilization with the traditions of Western art born in Europe
Polish artist Adam Styka received honorary French citizenship for his valor while fighting for France in WWI, thus enabling him to visit that nation's African colonies and develop his unique approach to Orientalist art
Tom Lovell was an American pulp fiction illustrator and a peerless practitioner of his trade, rendering magazine images and book cover art in a classic Mid-Century Modern style
Jean-Leon Gerome was a leading figure in the French Academic community and peerless in many forms of painting, whether history, portraiture, or this Orientalist genre
Victorian genre painter James Tissot achieved fame for his renderings of women of various social classes in the London of the late 1800s
This Mixed-Media Masterpiece from the Studios of Art Chateau is a nuanced vision of a Manhattan beauty and inspired by artist Frank Leyendecker
Charles Landelle was a popular genre artist who began his professional career as an artist in Paris
Jean-Leon Gerome was a leading figure in French Academic Salon, peerless in diverse forms of painting, whether history, portraiture, or Orientalist
Jean-Leon Gerome was a leading figure in French Academicism and peerless in many forms of painting, whether history, portraiture, or Orientalist scenes
Haddon "Sunny" Sundblom is best known for his illustrations of Santa Claus advertisements that he rendered for The Coca-Cola Company in the mid 20th century
Nathaniel Sichel was a German Academic painter who produced bold portraits, Orientalist scenes, and religious works
Flemish Master Michiel Coxcie was born in Flanders but traveled to Italy to study, where he became part of the great Michelangelo’s close artistic and philosophical coterie
Frans Snyders created magical sporting scenes, still-life's, renderings of animals, and genre pieces during his career
Late Baroque portraitist Jacob Ferdinand Voet painted nobility of the Church and secular world
This large, Modern Pop-Art tableau is a nuanced version of Francois Pascal Simon's Masterpiece
This Flemish painter and draftsman produced a dizzying array of still lifes, flowers, and sporting genre scenes
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