Francis Bacon 1909 -1992 When Francis Bacon went public with his expressionist paintings in the 1950’s, the international art scene’s first reaction was shock, his vivid ...
Andy Warhol American artist Andy warhol, a key figure of the Pop Art movement, consumed popular culture and adopted its imagery. His serial production method diverted attention away ...
Damien Hirst A Tiger shark steeped in formaldebyde, a skull studded with thousands of diamonds, a slowly rotting cow’s head – eye-catching works have made British artist ...
Henry Moore English scupltor Henry Moore set new standarts for 20th-centure scuplture with his bronze, wooden, and stone figures. Today he is primarily known for his large-scale ...
David Hockney Even if he does not consider himself a pop artist, David Hockney is nonetheless often cited as one of the most important artist of this ...
Roy Lichtenstein 1923-1997 Lichenstein was born in New York in 1923. He left high school in 1940 and enrolled at Ohio state Universety’s School of Fine Arts. ...
Gustav Klimt 1862-1918 Gustav klimt was one of the outstanding representatives of Austrian Art Nouveau, and was a key figure in the international avant-garde’s breaktrough in Vienna. ...
JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT 1960-1988 Basquiat, whom was born in Brooklyn, left school at the age of 18, without completing school. His first step in art was undertaken ...
JACKSON POLLOCK 1912 -1956 As history of modern art developed, the induvidual personalities of artists were reflected more and more clearly in their work. That was particularly ...
Jasper Johns Jasper Johns ( born in 1930, Georgia, USA) lived the first years of his life in the south. However he left the south when he was ...
