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Who was the nineteenth century artist who helped elevate color lithography to a fine art?
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Does anyone know anything about the artist George Ford Morris?
George Ford Morris was an American painter from Missouri who lived during the late nineteenth century through much of the twentieth century. He primarily taught himself how to paint, though he did spend some time studying at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Julian Academy in Paris.
Who is Marcel Duchamp?
Marcel Duchamp is a famous 20th century artist.
Artist from the century age of enlightenment such as chardin rejected which movement?
Rococo
Which 19th century artist had a popular walking track named after him?
walkthe talk
Which famous twentieth century artist painted 100 cans?
Andy Warhol
What nineteenth century painter is believed to be the most faked artist in history?
Camille Corot
Was Edward Eyre an Artist?
No. Edward Eyre was an Australian explorer who lived during the nineteenth century.
Symphonie fantastique which depicts an artist's execution by guillotine was written by the nineteenth century composer?
B.Berlioz
Which nineteenth century artist was most enthusiastic about the Japanese prints?
Vincent Van Gogh
Which nineteenth-century artist was most enthusiastic about the Japanese prints?
Vincent van Gogh was most enthusiastic about the Japanese prints.
What artist signed his paintings Almon?
Almon probably refers to Almon Baldwin, a nineteenth century American oil painter. He painted landscapes and marine scenes as well as portraits.
What famous artist used tessellations in paintings?
That would be MC Escher from Holland. He specialized in prints using lithography and woodblocks.
What was the real name of George Sand?
George Sand was a pseudonym for a female Nineteenth Century French artist and memoirist named Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin. She also went by Baroness Dudevant.
Why did many nineteenth-century artist create pieces that aligned with the view of their government?
Many nineteenth-century artists relied on government commissions for income and recognition. Creating works that aligned with the government's views ensured steady employment and the chance for public acclaim. Additionally, artists often felt a sense of patriotism and duty to portray their country in a positive light through their art.
What was the first great American nude painting?
A classical cupid is believed to be the first omnipresent nude American art. It was really shocking for the eighteenth-century Americans.It was painted by a native American artist so it did not receive the general approval until the mid-nineteenth century.
What is a snake oil saleman?
A con artist; a disreputable businessman. In the nineteenth century when there was no licencing of medicine, fast-talking salesmen would go around selling "snake oil" or other useless concoctions to unsuspecting customers.
Which British artist is famous for his lithographic work?
The most famous lithographers are French or Dutch. Among the British I immediately thought of William Hogarth, but he did engravings not lithography.
