George Clarkson Stanfield was a landscape and marine artist and is most recognized for pastoral scenes created during excursions to Europe
Genre painter Gaetano Chierici was the nephew of Neoclassical artist Alfonso Chierici and specialized in interior scenes that depicted ordinary Italian life
This amazing Mixed-Media tableau of the Biblical figure David is a stunning image and will demand attention by all who gaze upon this detail of the famous statue
Academically-trained artist Vittorio Matteo Corcos was a portraitist, genre painter, and magazine illustrator
While the Venetian School artist remains unknown, a certain degree of provenance can be derived from the subject and style
This large Mixed-Media work of art is titled "Bodhisattva"
Italian artist Vittorio Reggianini created various genre scenes, costume paintings of the middle classes, and portraits
This Modern Pop-Art Masterpiece by Barrett Evon suggests some hidden danger or opportunity in a scene that might come straight from a parable or fable
Jules Adolphe Goupil was a portraitist and genre painter renowned for his history scenes of the French Revolution that were rendered in a tight and confident fashion, perfectly meshing the subject with the background
Visual artist and sculptor Jean-Leon Gerome was a leading figure in French Academicism and peerless in many forms of painting, whether history, portraiture, or Orientalist genre
Neo-Rococo artist Charles Joshua Chaplin was greatly influenced by the French Realists as well as Francois Boucher, and the English artists Gainsborough and Reynolds
Academic painter Valentine Prinsep was a close friend and student of George Frederic Watts and a pupil of Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre and Whistler, Poynter, and du Maurier
The son of an architect, Pierre-Alfred De Dreux was a French painter who specialized in equestrian portraits
Charles François Grenier De Lacroix was a French landscapist and marine artist influenced by the painter Claude Joseph Vernet
French Academic portraitist Pierre Gobert, the son of sculptor Jean Gobert, was a sought-after artist at the court of the Sun King, Louis XIV
Anne Vallayer-Coster was an Academic painter of still-lifes and a favorite of Marie Antoinette, whose close association with royalty made her career difficult during and after the French Revolution
Belle Epoque artist Jules Santin was a student of the Fine Arts and produced genre paintings, portraiture, and pastoral scenes during his career, including fifteen years spent in the United States
This large Mixed-Media work of art is titled "Bodhisattva-V
French Academic portraitist Pierre Gobert, the son of sculptor Jean Gobert, was a sought-after artist at the Sun King, Louis XIV court
French painter Virginie Demont-Breton, who came from a family of illustrators, began as a portraitist and Romantic historical artist but eventually settled on rendering fishermen and their families with a Realistic sensibility