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Osman Hamdi Bey — Archeologist, painter, scientist, curator, orphan
1842-1910Mary Edmonia Lewis — African-American and Native American woman takes over the world of Italian sculpture
1844-1907Gluck (Hannah Gluckstein) — Yes, you can be both a social icon and a great painter.
1895-1978Paula Modersohn-Becker — Why do Expressionists die young?
1876-1907Sigrid Hjertén — A genius colorist fights schizophrenia
1885-1948Aisha Galimbaeva — Women, flowers and daily life in Kazakhstan
1917-2008Abdul Halim Radwi — From Saudi Arabia to Rome — and back
1939-2006Louise Moillon — The original peaches-as-butts emoji
1610-1696Marsden Hartley — Spirituality comes first, cult status second
1877-1943Mark Rothko — The hope of transcendence through color
1903-1970Gonzalo Fonseca — We all come from the stone
1922-1997Elena Brockmann — Grabbing history painting by the horns
1865-1896Ana Mercedes Hoyos — Investigating art history in paint
1942-2014Saloua Raouda Choucair — A lifetime of work in one room
1916-2017Ali Al Jabri — A life of parallel universes
1942-2002Ibrahim El-Salahi — Coming in from the cold
1930-Tilsa Tsuchiya — Through mountains and myth
1928-1984Edward Saidi Tingatinga — Father of a dynasty of Tanzanian painters
1932-1972Tahia Halim — Egyptian Expressionism
1919-2003