Neo-Impressionism, Post-Impressionism
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JAMES
James is an independent art researcher, writer and editor with more than 15 years of experience researching famous artists, important paintings and art movements. For Great Famous Artists, he studies museum records, archives, artist foundations, exhibition catalogues and scholarly publications to create clear and carefully sourced artist profiles. His work connects biography, technique, historical context and artistic influence, helping readers understand not only what an artist created, but why the artist and their work remain important.
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Articles by JAMES
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Naïve Art, Post-Impressionism (associated)
Henri Rousseau
May 21, 1844 – Laval, France–September 2, 1910 – Paris, FranceNaturalism, Scientific Illustration, Romantic Realism
John James Audubon
April 26, 1785 – Les Cayes, Saint-Domingue (modern Haiti)–January 27, 1851 – New York City, USAModernism, Surrealism (associated), Constructivism, Symbolism
Lajos Vajda
August 8, 1908 – Zalaegerszeg, Hungary–September 7, 1941 – Budapest, HungaryFauvism, Expressionism, Cubism, Modernism
Leo Gestel
November 22, 1881 – Woerden, Netherlands–November 26, 1941 – Hilversum, NetherlandsRomanticism, Victorian Naturalism
Edward Lear
May 12, 1812 – London, England–January 29, 1888 – San Remo, ItalyUkiyo-e
Utagawa Hiroshige
1797 – Edo (Tokyo), Japan–October 12, 1858 – Edo, JapanRealism, Lyrical Landscape Painting
Isaac Levitan
August 30, 1860 – Kybartai, Russian Empire (now Lithuania)–July 22, 1900 – Moscow, RussiaExpressionism, Symbolic Modernism, Post-Cubism
István Farkas
October 22, 1887 – Budapest, Hungary–1944 – Auschwitz (Nazi concentration camp)Realism, Peredvizhniki (The Wanderers)