Artists
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Akin, Eliza Cox | |
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Akman, Julius | |
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Al-Hilali, Neda | |
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Alba, Elia | |
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Albee, Grace | |
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Albers, Anni | The daughter of a furniture manufacturer, Anni Albers (née Fleischmann) was born in Berlin. After studying art with a private tutor, and then with impressionist painter Martin Brandenburg, she continued her training at the School of Applied Art in Hamburg and the Bauhaus in Weimar and Dessau. |
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Albers, Josef | An elementary school teacher for twelve years, and an instructor at the Bauhaus from 1923 until 1933, Josef Albers was one of the most influential artist-educators to immigrate to the United States during the 1930s. |
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Albert, Francisco | |
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Albert, Fred | |
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Albinson, E. Dewey | |
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Albizu, Olga | |
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Albok, John | |
| Albrektson, Evald | ||
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Albright, Ivan | |
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Albro, Maxine | |
| Alcaraz, Lalo | ||
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Alcopley | |
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Aldine | |
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Aldrich, Richard | |
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Alexander, Fred | |
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Alexander, John | |
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Alexander, John White | John White Alexander, a native of Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, worked as an illustrator in Harper and Brothers in his youth, just as Winslow Homer had done a decade before. |
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Alexander, Robert | |
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Alfonzo, Carlos | |
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Alfredo | |
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Alinder, Jim | |
| Allen | ||
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Allen Sr., Ross | |
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Allen, Albert Arthur | |
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Allen, Christine Rinne | |
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Allen, Frederick Warren | |
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Allen, Harold | |
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Allen, James | |
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Allen, James Baylis | |
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Allen, James E. | |
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Allen, Jules |
