Artists
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Allen, Junius | |
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Allen, Lee | |
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Allen, Ray | |
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Allen, William H. | |
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Allner, Walter | |
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Allott, Patricia | |
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Allston, Washington | William Dunlap says of Washington Allston that he was "number one" in the catalogue of American painters or at least only second to his great master and precursor, Benjamin West. |
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Almaraz, Carlos | Born in Mexico City, Carlos Amaraz soon moved with his family to the United States, settling eventually in East Los Angeles. Almaraz was aware from an early age of a "bifurcation" in his surroundings. |
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Almeloveen, Jan van | |
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Almon, Leroy | This nondenominational evangelical preacher from Tallapoosa, Georgia, began carving his inspirational interpretations of spiritual and contemporary secular themes during an apprenticeship with Elijah Pierce, a well-known African American lay minister and wood carver in Columbus, Ohio. |
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Almonte, Carlos | |
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Alper, Natalie | |
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Alps, Glen | |
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Alquilar, Maria | Born in New York. The daughter of a Russian Jewish mother and Spanish father. Her altarpieces seek to explore the mythic heritage of many cultures and expose their common threads. |
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Altamirano, Arturo Pacheco | |
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Altman, Harold | |
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Altoon, John | |
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Alvarado-Juarez, Francisco | |
Alvarez, Laura | ||
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Amado, Jesse | |
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Amalfi, Carlo | |
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Aman-Jean, Edmond Francois | |
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Aman, Jane | |
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Amason, Alvin | |
Amateis, Edmond | ||
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Amberg, Rob | |
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Amen, Irving | |
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Amendolara, Suzanne L. | Sue Amendolara earned her Master of Fine Arts from Indiana University in 1988. She's an Assistant Professor of Jewelry Design/Metalsmithing at Edinboro University, Edinboro, Pennsylvania. |
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Amenoff, Gregory | |
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Ament, Sylvester | |
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Amerling, Friedrich von | |
Amero, Emilio | ||
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Ames, Arthur | |
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Ames, Daniel F. | |
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Ames, Ezra | |
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Ames, Irene |