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Peter Paul Rubens — A great painter — but a perfect entrepreneur
1577-1640Charles Darwin — The art of seeing
1809-1882Brice Marden — Grow the ability to see
1938-Giorgio Vasari — The first art historian
1511-1574Chaïbia Talal — “A message of hope to all women”
1929-2004Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres — Guardian of the old ways
1780-1867Ablade Glover — Why do you paint women? “Because they are more courageous than men”
1934-Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz — affirming the metaphysical horror of existence
1885-1939James McNeill Whistler — A lesson in making enemies
1834-1903Henry Munyaradzi — Following the shape of the stone
1931-1998Lee Jung-seob — A life of longing
1916-1956Chéri Samba — ...and now we go to Samba, live in Kinshasa
1956-William-Adolphe Bouguereau — A natural academic creates beauty by the rules
1825-1905Théodore Géricault — Bigger is better
1798-1863Pierre Bonnard — All in with color
1867-1947Diego Velázquez — The apex of Baroque portraiture
1599-1660Antoine Pevsner — "Art must be inspiration controlled by mathematics"
1884-1962Naum Gabo — Finding the calm center in the storm
1890-1977Remedios Varo — The unconscious mind and a horsehair brush
1908-1963