Artists in the Museum
Edvard Munch
1 published artwork(s)
Norwegian painter and printmaker whose recurring themes of anxiety, love, illness and mortality gave his work powerful psychological intensity. His expressive line and color became important precedents for Expressionism.
View artist record →Leonardo da Vinci
2 published artwork(s)
Italian Renaissance artist, thinker and inventor whose practice joined painting, drawing, observation and scientific inquiry. His surviving works, including the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, are celebrated for their psychological subtlety, atmospheric effects and sustained investigation of the natural world.
View artist record →Michelangelo
2 published artwork(s)
Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, architect and poet whose monumental works shaped Western art. His sculptures, Sistine Chapel frescoes and architectural projects combine anatomical intensity, spiritual drama and an enduring ideal of human form.
View artist record →Raphael
2 published artwork(s)
Italian Renaissance painter and architect admired for clarity, balance and graceful figure composition. His Madonnas, Vatican frescoes and portraits became influential models of High Renaissance harmony and later academic painting.
View artist record →Sandro Botticelli
1 published artwork(s)
Florentine Renaissance painter known for elegant linear drawing, lyrical figures and mythological as well as religious subjects. Works such as The Birth of Venus and Primavera became defining images of the Italian Renaissance imagination.
View artist record →Vincent van Gogh
1 published artwork(s)
Dutch Post-Impressionist painter whose expressive color, energetic brushwork and emotionally charged landscapes and portraits became central to modern art. His short career produced an influential body of work concerned with nature, people and inner experience.
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