A pioneering female artist of the early 20th century, known for her expressive and emotionally charged portraits of women and children, which paved the way for modernist movements.
Born in 1875
A visionary poet and novelist who explored the human condition through lyrical and philosophical works, delving into the mysteries of existence, love, and the self.
Born in 1874
A pioneering figure in modernist literature, known for experimental writing styles and influential salons that fostered artistic innovation. 82
Born in 1867
A pioneering artist who captured the human cost of war and poverty through powerful, emotive works, often featuring mothers and children. Her prints and sculptures continue to evoke strong emotions and spark social commentary.
Born in 1907
A Mexican artist who created vibrant, emotional, and often unsettling paintings that explored her own experiences with physical and emotional pain, as well as her cultural heritage.