Pioneering photographer, journalist, and author who captured iconic portraits of 19th-century Parisian intellectuals and innovators, and invented aerial photography.
Born in 1821
A 19th-century literary mastermind who crafted exquisite poetry and art criticism, exploring the beauty and darkness of human experience.
Born in 1819
A pioneer of Realism, this artist rejected idealized representations, instead depicting everyday life and people in a raw, unromanticized manner, influencing the development of modern art.
Born in 1832
A pioneering figure in Impressionism, he bridged the gap between Realism and Impressionism with his bold, expressive brushstrokes and everyday subjects.
Born in 1864
A post-Impressionist master of capturing Parisian nightlife, known for vibrant, expressive paintings and posters of cabarets, brothels, and high society. His works exude a sense of decadence and joie de vivre.
Born in 1841
A pioneer of Impressionism, creating vibrant, intimate portraits and landscapes that capture the beauty of everyday life. His works evoke a sense of joy and warmth, celebrating the human experience.
Born in 1830
A Danish-French Impressionist painter who captured the beauty of landscapes and cityscapes with vivid colors and bold brushstrokes, influencing the development of modern art.
Born in 1839
A post-Impressionist pioneer, he's famous for his still-life compositions and landscapes that laid the groundwork for Cubism, influencing 20th-century art.
Born in 1840
A founder of Impressionism, capturing fleeting light and color in dreamy landscapes and water scenes, revolutionizing modern art.