Famous Artists   

Renaissance artist, inventor, polymath, musician, and architect who painted the Mona Lisa and drew the iconic Vitruvian Man.

Marvel Comics' writer, publisher, editor and chairman who co-created Spider-Man, the Incredible Hulk, and the Fantastic Four.

20th-century painter and sculptor who co-founded the Cubist movement and invented several new styles of art, including constructed sculpture and collage.

Dutch artist whose work became known for its emotional intensity and bold use of color years after his death.

French impressionist painter famous for his colorful landscapes.

Italian Renaissance artist, most famously responsible for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

Surrealist painter of dreamlike images such as melting clocks and other free-associative imagery.

Japanese artist and musician who became a peace activist, and also helped with AIDS awareness, but most famously known as the wife of John Lennon.

Expressionist artist, known for his famously experimental painting method, in which he frenetically spattered paint around the canvas.

Masterful Dutch painter of religious and historical themes.

His cartoon cat, the famously sarcastic Garfield first appeared in 1978.

'Saturday Evening Post' illustrator of family scenes, and many well-known depictions American culture.

Famous Russian painter, who rejects the title of abstract painter.

Conceptual artist known for his outlandish, unique art associated with Neo-Dadaism and the Fluxus movement.

Fiery Mexican painter, wife of muralist Diego Rivera.

French impressionist painter of graceful ballerinas.

American artist, whose work is inspired by Mexican muralist such as José Clemente Orozco.

French post-impressionist, considered the 'Father of Modern Painting'.

Mexican artist who painted monumental murals for social change.

Iconic American painter and former television host of PBS's The Joy of Painting, well-known for his afro and playful commentary.