Realist painters, ranked

The 100 Most Famous Realist Painters

The most famous Realist painter is Гюстав Курбе (1819–1877), known for Погребение в Орнан and Срещата или Добър вечер, господине Курбе. Next come Жан-Франсоа Миле, Герхард Рихтер, Уинслоу Хомър and Едуард Хопър. This ranking of the 100 most famous Realist painters runs from Жак Лоран Агасе (born 1767) to Петър Дойг (born 1959), across 32 countries.

How this list is ranked. Artists whose works our catalogue files under Realist, in the order of our fame ranking of artists. Artists without a Wikidata identifier born after 1955 are left out until verified. The Wikipedia figure next to each name is the number of our 32 languages in which Wikipedia has an article on the artist.

  1. Погребение в Орнан by Гюстав Курбе1Гюстав Курбе
  2. Косачките by Жан-Франсоа Миле2Жан-Франсоа Миле
  3. 50% undivided interest in "Abstraktes Bild (825-7)" by Герхард Рихтер3Герхард Рихтер

The essentials

Realist at a glance

  • 100Artists
  • 1767–1959Years of birth
  • 32Countries of birth
  • 8Women
  • 5Living artists
  • 20627Works in our catalogue
Cities with most births
Москва (5), Париж (4), Санкт Петербург (2), Лион (2)

Ranked, with their masterpieces

The ranking: 100 Realist Painters and their key works

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Герхард Рихтер

Германец Born in Дрезден ['Фотореализъм', 'Абстракция'] Wikipedia in 28/32 languages

Герхард Рихтер

In 1951, he begins formal studies at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts. From 1957 to 1961, he remains within the academy's structure, working as a master trainee. In 1972, he represented West Germany at the Venice Biennale, a moment that solidified his standing on the international stage.

Where to see The physical presence of Richter’s practice spans major institutional collections across Europe.

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Уинслоу Хомър

Американец Born in Бостън Американски реализъм Wikipedia in 24/32 languages

Уинслоу Хомър

He spent time studying at the National Academy of Design until 1863, taking lessons from Frédéric Rondel. The years that followed saw him traveling through New York State, Virginia, and Massachusetts. Homer remains a central figure in the development of American Realism.

Where to see Tracing the physical presence of his work requires visiting several major institutions across the United States.

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Вилиам Адолф Бугро

Френска Born in Ла Рошел Академичен реализъм Wikipedia in 29/32 languages

Вилиам Адолф Бугро

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Иля Репин

Роден в Украйна, руски Born in Чухуив Реализъм Wikipedia in 32/32 languages

Иля Репин

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Хосе Давид Алфаро Сикейрос

Мексикански Born in Чиуауа Социален реализъм, Мурализъм Wikipedia in 24/32 languages

Хосе Давид Алфаро Сикейрос

His studies at the Academy of San Carlos proved pivotal, not only honing his technical skills but also fostering a rebellious spirit that would soon find expression in his groundbreaking approach to mural painting. This rebellious impulse would continue throughout his life, driving him to confront injustice wherever he encountered it and advocating tirelessly for the rights of marginalized communities.

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Сигмар Полке

Германец Born in Олешница Капиталист Реализъм; Ньооекпресионизъм Wikipedia in 22/32 languages

Сигмар Полке

Before dedicating himself fully to painting, Polke underwent an apprenticeship as a stained-glass worker in Düsseldorf (1959-1960), a formative experience that honed his technical skill and introduced him to the possibilities of manipulating light and color, skills he would later subtly incorporate into his own paintings. He died in Cologne in June 2010 after a long battle with cancer, leaving behind a body of work that continues to inspire and provoke – a testament to his unique vision and enduring legacy.

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Анри Фантен-Латур

Френска Born in Гренобъл Реализъм и символизъм Wikipedia in 25/32 languages

Анри Фантен-Латур

This meticulousness was not limited to his portraits; it defined his entire visual language, whether he was working in oil-on-canvas, watercolor, or through the fine lines of engraving and lithography. He drew inspiration from the austere compositions of 17th-century Dutch flower paintings and the flattened perspectives found in Japanese prints.

Where to see His presence is felt in the quiet halls of the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, where his canvases reside among the great shifts of nineteenth-century art.

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Антонио Лопес Гарсия

Испанец Born in Томелозо Реализъм Wikipedia in 14/32 languages

Антонио Лопес Гарсия

Antonio López García was born on January 6, 1936, in Tomelloso, Ciudad Real, Spain—a region steeped in rural tradition—just before the eruption of the Spanish Civil War. His upbringing within a farming family instilled in him an appreciation for the tangible world and its rhythms, shaping his artistic sensibility from the outset. He drew inspiration from Italian Renaissance sculpture, particularly Velázquez, whom he regarded as an exemplar of masterful realism.

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Раджа Рави Варма

Индиец Born in Киламанаур Академичен и индийски фюжън Wikipedia in 22/32 languages

Раджа Рави Варма

Born in 1848 within the opulent confines of Kilimanoor Palace, nestled amidst the lush landscapes of Kerala, his life unfolded as a remarkable synthesis of aristocratic privilege and an unyielding creative spirit. He wasn’t merely capturing images; he was breathing life into ancient narratives, forging a new visual language for India that would resonate deeply with its people. Further research: Consult Wikipedia and Google Arts & Culture for detailed biographical information and scholarly insights.

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Петър Дойг

Scottish Born in Единбург Figurative painting

Петър Дойг

His canvases frequently depict snowy forests and frozen lakes—scenes reminiscent of his childhood in Canada—infused with an unsettling quality—a hint of mystery that prevents them from becoming overly sentimental. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, Peter Doig’s father was a shipping merchant, necessitating the Doig family travel frequently.

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Аксели Гален-Калела

Финландски Born in Пори Национален романтизъм Wikipedia in 26/32 languages

Аксели Гален-Калела

National Romanticism: Gallen-Kallela е смятан за ключова фигура в финландския Национален романтизъм, художествено движение, което се стреми да отпразнува уникалната култура и идентичност на Финландия.

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Иван Крамской

Руски Born in Острогожск Реализъм Wikipedia in 28/32 languages

Иван Крамской

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Василий Верешчагин

Руски Born in Череповец Передвижници Wikipedia in 28/32 languages

Василий Верешчагин

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Мarlene Dumas

Южноафриканска и Нидерландска Born in Кейптаун Романтизъм, Фигуративна живопис Wikipedia in 16/32 languages

Мarlene Dumas

Мarlene Dumas е южноафриканска художничка, която се превърна в една от най-влиятелните фигури в съвременното изкуство. Нейната творба резонира с дълбочина на емоциите, рядко срещана днес и тя е известна със своите силно въздействащи портрети, които изследват теми като раса, сексуалност и идентичност – елементи, които винаги са били в центъра на художествения й подход.

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George Wesley Bellows

Американски Born in Кълъмбъс Реализъм, Ашкан Школа Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

George Wesley Bellows

Both Members of This Club (1909) – Световен образец за улавяне на атмосферата на боксьорски клуб. Stag at Sharkey’s (1909) – Друга икона, представяща боксова битка с драматично осветление и композиция. Men of the Docks (1912) – Мощно изображение на работническата класа, демонстриращо уменията на Бellows за улавяне на физика и текстура.

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Архип Куинджи

Руски/Украински/Гръцки Born in Марица Реализъм, Импресионизъм Wikipedia in 27/32 languages

Архип Куинджи

Kuindzhi’s early life was shaped by a unique confluence of circumstances. A pivotal encounter with a Greek family friend provided him with rudimentary education and sparked a nascent artistic interest. His later works, including “Lake Yalpukh” (1883), further showcased his innovative techniques and his ability to capture the fleeting beauty of nature.

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Василий Перов

Руски Born in Тоболск Реализъм Wikipedia in 28/32 languages

Василий Перов

This period in Western Europe, particularly Paris and Germany, profoundly influenced his artistic sensibilities, exposing him to new techniques and perspectives while simultaneously reinforcing his commitment to realism. Vasily Perov’s untimely death from tuberculosis in 1882 at the age of 48 marked a significant loss for Russian art.

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Валентин Серов

Руски Born in Санкт Петербург Импресионизъм, Модернизъм Wikipedia in 27/32 languages

Валентин Серов

While he continued to receive commissions from Russia’s aristocracy – portraits of Grand Duke Pavel Alexandrovich, S.M. From 1900 onwards, Serov’s work began to reflect a growing engagement with modernism, though he never fully abandoned his commitment to realism. Serov’s early period is marked by an extraordinary sensitivity to light and atmosphere, evident in works like Girl with Peaches (1887) and Girl Covered by the Sun (1888).

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Джеймс Тисо

Френска Born in Нант Импресионизъм, Реализъм, Жапонизъм Wikipedia in 26/32 languages

Джеймс Тисо

(известен още като Млада жена в червена блуза) – Музе д'Орсе, Париж. Интересна история – Националната галерия на Виктория, Мелбърн. Скриване – Национална галерия за изкуства, Вашингтон. Фараон и неговият мъртъв син – Еврейският музей, Ню Йорк.

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Константин Мюниер

Български Born in Етербек Социален реализъм Wikipedia in 16/32 languages

Константин Мюниер

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Алберт Еделфелт

Финландска Born in Порвоо Реализъм Wikipedia in 25/32 languages

Алберт Еделфелт

He shared a small studio at 24 Rue Bonaparte with a friend from Finland. He also developed a friendship with Jean-Baptiste Pasteur, the son of the chemist Louis Pasteur. Younger Finnish painters, including Akseli Gallen-Kallela and Gunnar Berndtson, looked to his methods and his ability to navigate the European art world.

Where to see To see his brushwork in person, one might travel to Helsinki.

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Николай Ге

Руски, Украински Born in Воронеж Реализъм, Ранен руски символизъм Wikipedia in 20/32 languages

Николай Ге

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Емил Фриант

Франция Born in Дижон Реализм Wikipedia in 20/32 languages

Емил Фриант

Friant's childhood was indelibly marked by the Franco-Prussian War (1870–1871), during which his family fled to Nancy, then part of France, seeking refuge from Prussian occupation. He actively engaged with the artistic currents circulating within Parisian society—particularly Impressionism—absorbing inspiration from luminaries like Claude Monet and Pierre-Auguste Renoir, whose innovative use of light and color challenged prevailing aesthetic norms.

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Джордж Кълеб Бингхем

Американски Born in Утрехт Луминизъм, Реализъм Wikipedia in 22/32 languages

Джордж Кълеб Бингхем

Lighter Relieving the Steamboat Aground: Captures a moment of rural American life with stunning detail.

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Михаел Петер Анкер

Датска Born in Борнхолм Реализъм Wikipedia in 22/32 languages

Михаел Петер Анкер

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William Salter

British Portrait painting

William Salter

In the heart of the nineteenth century, as Britain navigated the profound shifts of the Industrial Revolution and the expansion of its global influence, William Salter emerged as a painter capable of capturing the very soul of Victorian grandeur. The zenith of Salter’s career arrived in 1836 with the unveiling of his most ambitious and celebrated undertaking: The Waterloo Banquet.

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Франк фон Дефрегер

Австриец Born in Страндах Мюнхенска школа Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Франк фон Дефрегер

Despite these sorrows, a spark of creativity ignited within him – a desire to capture the world around him through observation and representation. He displayed an early aptitude for music, finding solace and expression in playing the flugelhorn with local bands, while simultaneously developing a natural talent for drawing and woodcarving as he worked alongside his father on the farm. His work was prominently displayed at the Century of German Art exhibition in Berlin (1906), further enhancing his national recognition.

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Ееро Ярнефелт

Финландска Born in Виборг ['Натурализъм', 'Реализъм'] Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Ееро Ярнефелт

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Cass Gilbert

American Born in Zanesville Beaux-Arts Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Cass Gilbert

Yet, Gilbert’s genius was not reserved solely for the heights of Manhattan; his commitment to civic dignity is equally evident in his monumental public works, such as the Minnesota Capitol and the Detroit Public Library, where he utilized scale and ornamentation to celebrate the permanence of American institutions.

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Франц фон Ленбах

Германец Born in Шробенаузе Портрет Wikipedia in 20/32 languages

Франц фон Ленбах

A journey to Egypt with Hans Makart profoundly influenced his use of color and composition, adding a new dimension to his already refined technique. His portraits became characterized by a rich Venetian aesthetic—a deliberate homage to the masters he admired—meticulous attention to detail, and an uncanny ability to convey the personality and social standing of his subjects. He became known as the “Malerfürst” – Painter Prince – reflecting his elevated status within Munich’s artistic circles and his frequent commissions from royalty, nobility, and industrialists.

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Михай Мункачи

Унгарец Born in Мукачево Реализъм Wikipedia in 18/32 languages

Михай Мункачи

However, his exposure to Gustave Courbet at the Paris Universal Exposition ignited a pivotal shift toward broader brushstrokes and tonal color schemes—a decisive break from traditional Hungarian aesthetics. Courbet’s Impact: Courbet’s unflinching realism served as an inspiration for Munkácsy, encouraging him to depict subjects with uncompromising honesty and capturing the nuances of light and atmosphere. Initially influenced by Hungarian genre painters like Károly Lotz and János Jankó, he embraced the vibrant colors and theatrical compositions of his contemporaries.

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Филип Алексиус Де Ласло

Born in Пеща Wikipedia in 18/32 languages

Филип Алексиус Де Ласло

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Николаос Гизис

Гръцки Born in Тинос Мюнхенска школа, импресионизъм Wikipedia in 20/32 languages

Николаос Гизис

In 1865, a remarkable opportunity presented itself – a scholarship awarded by the Evangelistria Foundation of Tinos, enabling Gyzis to pursue advanced studies at the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. His iconic work The Secret School was featured on the reverse of the Greek 200 drachmas banknote (1996-2001), a testament to his enduring cultural impact and recognition by the nation he served.

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Ласло Меднянски

Унгаро-словашки Born in Словакия Импресионизъм, Реализъм Wikipedia in 14/32 languages

Ласло Меднянски

László Mednyánszky was born on April 23, 1852, in Beckó (present-day Slovakia), a small village within the Kingdom of Hungary. He received some formal training in Munich and Paris, studying under renowned artists like Thomas Ender, but ultimately rejected the constraints of academic art, forging his own distinctive path. He spent considerable time in Paris, absorbing the latest artistic trends while simultaneously maintaining a deep connection to his Hungarian roots.

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John Fraser

British Realistic Landscape Painting

John Fraser

John Arthur Fraser began his days in London, England, born on January 9th, 1838. His father, a tailor from Portsoy, Scotland, carried the political weight of the Chartist movement into their home, while his maternal grandparents had settled in Stanstead, Lower Canada, years earlier. His paintings of the Rockies, such as Fishing Camp, the Rockies, captured the heavy presence of mountains like Mt.

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Uroš Predić

Serbian Born in Orlovat Realism painting Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Uroš Predić

His work remains a vital touchstone for understanding the social fabric of the 19th and early 20th centuries in the Balkans. Through his dedication to realism, he ensured that the faces, the traditions, and the very soul of Serbia would remain vibrantly alive for generations to come. His life, spanning nearly a century until his death in 1953, served as a living bridge between the traditionalist roots of the Balkans and the rigorous academic standards of the Western art world.

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Жан-Фредерик Рафаели

Французски Born in Париж Реализъм и импресионизъм Wikipedia in 15/32 languages

Жан-Фредерик Рафаели

Observation and Context: Raffaëlli’s method prioritized capturing the nuances of human experience within specific social environments. Rejecting Idealization: Unlike Academic painters, Raffaëlli eschewed idealized portrayals, favoring instead depictions that reflected the complexities of everyday life. Association with Degas: Raffaëlli’s collaboration with Degas fostered his engagement with Impressionist principles and techniques.

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Лионел Уолден

American Born in Норвич Impressionism, Realism, Seascapes

Лионел Уолден

Born in Norwich, Connecticut, his early life took him through the landscapes of Minnesota, where his family had moved following his father's appointment as a rector. Walden became a celebrated figure in the salons of Paris, earning medals and eventually being inducted into the French Legion of Honor.

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Alfred Émile Léopold Stevens

Alfred Émile Léopold Stevens

Stevens’s early work demonstrated a mastery of conventional naturalistic style, heavily influenced by 17th-century Dutch genre painting. He meticulously studied the works of artists like Gerard ter Borch and Gabriel Metsu, absorbing their techniques for depicting domestic interiors and everyday life.

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Гвен Джон

Уелизка Born in Хавърфордуест Модернизъм Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Гвен Джон

She quickly found herself drawn into the orbit of Auguste Rodin, the renowned sculptor, becoming his model and, for nearly a decade, his intimate companion. A memorial exhibition held in London in 1946 sparked renewed interest, and subsequent scholarship has revealed the depth and originality of her vision.

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Франсис Дейвис

American Born in Матописает Academic classical painting Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Франсис Дейвис

He enlisted in the 60th Massachusetts Infantry at age fifteen, serving valiantly during the Civil War alongside his father, a surgeon. Notably, he collaborated closely with John LaFarge at Trinity Church in Boston, initiating his formal artistic training under the tutelage of a master craftsman. Driven by an ambition to hone his skills further, Millet traveled to Antwerp, Belgium, where he enrolled at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts.

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The paintings behind the names

Famous Realist works and the artists who made them

  1. Погребение в Орнан by Гюстав Курбе

    Погребение в Орнан

    Гюстав Курбе

    1849 · Музей д’Орсе, Париж

  2. Косачките by Жан-Франсоа Миле

    Косачките

    Жан-Франсоа Миле

    1857 · Музей д’Орсе, Париж

  3. 50% undivided interest in "Abstraktes Bild (825-7)" by Герхард Рихтер

    50% undivided interest in "Abstraktes Bild (825-7)"

    Герхард Рихтер

    1995 · Музей на изкуствата във Бостън

  4. The gulf stream, Metropolitan Mus by Уинслоу Хомър

    The gulf stream, Metropolitan Mus

    Уинслоу Хомър

    1899

  5. nighthawks by Едуард Хопър

    nighthawks

    Едуард Хопър

    1942 · Art Institute of Chicago, Чикаго

  6. The Birth of Venus by Вилиам Адолф Бугро

    The Birth of Venus

    Вилиам Адолф Бугро

    Музей д’Орсе, Париж

  7. Човек на кръстопътя by Диего Ривера

    Човек на кръстопътя

    Диего Ривера

    1934 · Palace of Fine arts, Mexico City

  8. Иван Грозни и неговият син Иван на 16 ноември 1885 г. by Иля Репин

    Иван Грозни и неговият син Иван на 16 ноември 1885 г.

    Иля Репин

    1885 · Третяковска галерея, Москва

Through time

A Realist timeline in masterpieces

  1. 1834
  2. 1849
  3. 1854
  4. 1865
  5. 1875
  6. 1881
  7. 1885
  8. 1887
  9. 1895
  10. 1899
  11. 1912
  12. 1934
  13. 1947
  14. 1970

In figures

By the numbers

All of them, in order

List of the 100 famous Realist painters

  1. 1Гюстав КурбеГюстав КурбеФренска · 1819–1877
  2. 2Жан-Франсоа МилеЖан-Франсоа МилеФренска · 1814–1875
  3. 3Герхард РихтерГерхард РихтерГерманец · born 1932
  4. 4Уинслоу ХомърУинслоу ХомърАмериканец · 1836–1910
  5. 5Едуард ХопърЕдуард ХопърAmerican · 1882–1967
  6. 6Вилиам Адолф БугроВилиам Адолф БугроФренска · 1825–1905
  7. 7Диего РивераДиего РивераМексиканец · 1886–1957
  8. 8Иля РепинИля РепинРоден в Украйна, руски · 1844–1930
  9. 9Оноре ДомиеОноре ДомиеФренски · 1808–1879
  10. 10Карл ЛарсонКарл ЛарсонSwedish · 1853–1919
  11. 11Иван ШишкинИван ШишкинРуски · 1831–1898
  12. 12Луциан ФройдЛуциан Фройдбритански художник · 1922–2011
  13. 13Андрю Нюъл УайетАндрю Нюъл Уайет1917–2009
  14. 14Хосе Давид Алфаро СикейросХосе Давид Алфаро СикейросМексикански · 1896–1974
  15. 15Сигмар ПолкеСигмар ПолкеГерманец · 1941–2010
  16. 16Адолф фон МенцелАдолф фон МенцелГерманец · 1815–1905
  17. 17Паула РегоПаула РегоПортугалска · 1935–2022
  18. 18Томас ЕйкънсТомас ЕйкънсАмериканец · 1844–1916
  19. 19Анри Фантен-ЛатурАнри Фантен-ЛатурФренска · 1836–1904
  20. 20Роза БоньорРоза БоньорФренска · 1822–1899
  21. 21Хосе Клементе ОроскоХосе Клементе ОроскоМексикански · 1883–1949
  22. 22Антонио Лопес ГарсияАнтонио Лопес ГарсияИспанец · born 1936
  23. 23Раджа Рави ВармаРаджа Рави ВармаИндиец · 1848–1906
  24. 24Петър ДойгПетър ДойгScottish · born 1959
  25. 25Виктор ВаснецовВиктор ВаснецовРусский · 1848–1926
  26. 26Аксели Гален-КалелаАксели Гален-КалелаФинландски · 1865–1931
  27. 27Иван КрамскойИван КрамскойРуски · 1837–1887
  28. 28Василий ВерешчагинВасилий ВерешчагинРуски · 1842–1904
  29. 29Мarlene DumasМarlene DumasЮжноафриканска и Нидерландска · born 1953
  30. 30George Wesley BellowsGeorge Wesley BellowsАмерикански · 1882–1925
  31. 31Къки СмитКъки СмитГерманец/американка · born 1954
  32. 32Архип КуинджиАрхип КуинджиРуски/Украински/Гръцки · 1841–1910
  33. 33Кандиду ПортинариКандиду ПортинариБразилски · 1903–1962
  34. 34Василий ПеровВасилий ПеровРуски · 1833–1882
  35. 35Исак ЛевитанИсак ЛевитанРуска · 1860–1900
  36. 36Валентин СеровВалентин СеровРуски · 1865–1911
  37. 37Джеймс ТисоДжеймс ТисоФренска · 1836–1902
  38. 38Алис НилАлис Нил1900–1984
  39. 39Peder Severin KroyerPeder Severin KroyerДАНСКА · 1851–1909
  40. 40Константин МюниерКонстантин МюниерБългарски · 1831–1905
  41. 41Карл Хайнрих БлохКарл Хайнрих Блох1834–1890
  42. 42Суриков, Василий Иванович,Суриков, Василий Иванович,1848–1916
  43. 43Алберт ЕделфелтАлберт ЕделфелтФинландска · 1854–1905
  44. 44Жан Луи Ернест МесионьерЖан Луи Ернест МесионьерФренски · 1815–1891
  45. 45Жюл Бастиен-ЛепажЖюл Бастиен-Лепаж1848–1884
  46. 46Николай ГеНиколай ГеРуски, Украински · 1831–1894
  47. 47Емил ФриантЕмил ФриантФранция · 1863–1932
  48. 48Джордж Кълеб БингхемДжордж Кълеб БингхемАмерикански · 1811–1879
  49. 49Леон БонаЛеон Бона1833–1922
  50. 50Константин ТроянКонстантин ТроянФренски · 1810–1865
  51. 51Алберт АнкерАлберт Анкер1831–1910
  52. 52Борис КустодиевБорис КустодиевРуски · 1878–1927
  53. 53Жил БретонЖил БретонФренска · 1827–1906
  54. 54Михаел Петер АнкерМихаел Петер АнкерДатска · 1849–1927
  55. 55Василий ПоленовВасилий ПоленовРуски · 1844–1927
  56. 56William SalterWilliam SalterBritish · 1804–1875
  57. 57Франк фон ДефрегерФранк фон ДефрегерАвстриец · 1835–1921
  58. 58Алексей ВенециановАлексей ВенециановРусскин · 1780–1847
  59. 59Ееро ЯрнефелтЕеро ЯрнефелтФинландска · 1863–1937
  60. 60Николай ЯрошенкоНиколай ЯрошенкоРуски/Украински · 1846–1898
  61. 61Константин МаковскиКонстантин МаковскиРуснашка · 1839–1915
  62. 62Cass GilbertCass GilbertAmerican · 1859–1934
  63. 63Франц фон ЛенбахФранц фон ЛенбахГерманец · 1836–1904
  64. 64Алексей СаврасовАлексей СаврасовРуски · 1830–1897
  65. 65Уолтър ЕйвсУолтър ЕйвсАмерикански · 1903–1975
  66. 66Михай МункачиМихай МункачиУнгарец · 1844–1900
  67. 67Филип Алексиус Де ЛаслоФилип Алексиус Де Ласло1869–1937
  68. 68Николаос ГизисНиколаос ГизисГръцки · 1842–1901
  69. 69Ласло МеднянскиЛасло МеднянскиУнгаро-словашки · 1852–1919
  70. 70Йозеф ИзраелсЙозеф ИзраелсНидерландски · 1824–1911
  71. 71Педер Морк МьонстедПедер Морк МьонстедДънецки · 1859–1941
  72. 72Жан-Жакен ХенерЖан-Жакен Хенер1829–1905
  73. 73Елин Даниелсон-ГамбогиЕлин Даниелсон-ГамбогиФинландка · 1861–1919
  74. 74Лорънс Стивън ЛоуриЛорънс Стивън ЛоуриБританска · 1887–1976
  75. 75Юзеф ЧелмонциЮзеф ЧелмонциПолска · 1849–1914
  76. 76Никола Франсоа Октав ТасерНикола Франсоа Октав ТасерНационалност · 1800–1874
  77. 77John FraserJohn FraserBritish · 1838–1898
  78. 78Uroš PredićUroš PredićSerbian · 1857–1953
  79. 79Жан-Фредерик РафаелиЖан-Фредерик РафаелиФранцузски · 1850–1924
  80. 80Берта ВегманБерта ВегманДатска/Швейцарска · 1847–1926
  81. 81Георгиос ЯкобидисГеоргиос ЯкобидисГрък · 1853–1932
  82. 82Владимир МаковскиВладимир МаковскиРуски · 1846–1920
  83. 83Лионел УолденЛионел УолденAmerican · 1861–1933
  84. 84Иполит ФландринИполит ФландринФренска · 1809–1864
  85. 85Едуар ДетайлЕдуар Детайл1848–1912
  86. 86Павел ФилоновПавел ФилоновРуски · 1883–1941
  87. 87Хендрик Вилем МесдагХендрик Вилем МесдагНидерландска · 1831–1915
  88. 88Паскал Дъган-БуверетПаскал Дъган-БуверетФренски · 1852–1929
  89. 89Alfred Émile Léopold StevensAlfred Émile Léopold Stevens1823–1906
  90. 90Херман ХерцогХерман ХерцогГерманско-американска · 1832–1932
  91. 91Carl Vilhelm HolsoeCarl Vilhelm HolsoeDanish · 1863–1935
  92. 92Самюел УолтърсСамюел УолтърсБританска · 1811–1882
  93. 93Игнасио ЗулагаИгнасио Зулага1870–1945
  94. 94Фриц Фон УдеФриц Фон УдеГерманец · 1848–1911
  95. 95Гвен ДжонГвен ДжонУелизка · 1876–1939
  96. 96Жак Лоран АгасеЖак Лоран Агасе1767–1849
  97. 97Самюъл Лук ФилдсСамюъл Лук ФилдсБритански · 1844–1927
  98. 98Джордж ХарвиДжордж ХарвиШотландска · 1806–1876
  99. 99Н.Ц. УайетиН.Ц. УайетиАмерикански · 1882–1945
  100. 100Франсис ДейвисФрансис ДейвисAmerican · 1848–1912

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