The man who brought cubism to the masses
1881-1953The third cubist
1883-1956Picasso's better half
1882-1963We shall remake the world
1889-1924Cubist Feminist
1883-1956Giving art a cheerful middle finger
1887-1968A future of dancers instead of machines
1883-1966The man who ate the world's art
1881-1973Rhythm and dynamic movement
1882-1949A crooked girl find expression in color
1881-1932Cubism for the common man
1881-1955Spirituality comes first, cult status second
1877-1943Hallucinating figures
1902-1982Sponsored by a queen
1918-2006The woman who brought modern art to Ireland
1897-1944A psychiatrist releases his mind and invents Surrealism
1896-1966Humor, sex, and a new camera
1890-1976Enchanted space in the city of Nietzsche
1888-1978"I'm not anyone's muse"
1917-2011The exquisite agony of self-portraits
1907-1954So much more than a mustache
1904-1989The man who ate the world's art
1881-1973"X = an Orange Rabbit"
1913-1985Trauma and displacement birth surrealism
1891-1976"I have built an ivory tower of despair"
1898-1963Painting as experience
1915-1991"Under this mask, another mask; I will never finish removing all these faces"
1894-1954The never-ending scream
1909-1992Strange angles
1918-1993Many souls to save
1953-2015Hallucinating figures
1902-1982The unblinking gaze of fashion
1909-1945A bad time to be an artist in the Baltics
1924-1970The brilliant bisexual cat-lady of surrealism
1907-1996Exploring the strange world of dreams
1910-2012The unconscious mind and a horsehair brush
1908-1963Genius dead at 28
1890-1918The architect of invisible cities
1881-1934Living in Berlin with the angels of fear and death
1863-1944Why do Expressionists die young?
1876-1907Printmaker & social activist
1867-1945Grim fandango
1860-1949Yes, he only paints clowns
1875-1958The man who ate the world's art
1881-1973The unblinking anxiety of modern life
1900-1984The never-ending scream
1909-1992Look at me
1894-1966Spirituality comes first, cult status second
1877-1943"Artistic creation ... is an affirmation of Existence in its metaphysical horror"
1885-1939A lifelong struggle to capture the intensity of life
1839-1906Eloquent writer forges new path in painting
1853-1890In search of a lost paradise
1848-1903A super-craftsman uses color to manipulate our emotions.
1859-1891Painting dreams with a child's brush
1844-1910Provocative model becomes a transgressive artist
1865-1938Hard-smoking woman documents Canada's native people
1871-1945A lesson in making enemies
1834-1903Too many prostitutes and too much absinth
1864-1901A woman brings Indian tradition into modernism
1913-1941All in with color
1867-1947The man who ate the world's art
1881-1973A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence
1890-1982Grand Knight of the Icelandic Order of the Falcon
1876-1958No story. Pure poetry.
1902-1982Why can’t I stop painting my mother?
1882-1916There is no God — only Truth
1872-1944100% artist
1869-1954A painter of inner and outer worlds
1887-1985What if you only painted bottles for your whole life?
1890-1964The world isn't ready
1862-1944How to paint music
1866-1944Artist turns modernism into equal rights activism
1869-1944A woman brings Indian tradition into modernism
1913-1941A genius colorist fights schizophrenia
1885-1948Ending a friendship over diagonal lines
1883-1931The man who ate the world's art
1881-1973The unblinking anxiety of modern life
1900-1984Portrait Painter Extraordinaire
Spirituality comes first, cult status second
1877-1943Sponsored by a queen
1918-2006Eating the canvas
1909-1993