Artists

Artist Profiles

Biography, market record, critical reception, and what collectors should know, for the artists Masterworks researches.

Albin Egger-LienzAustrian, 1868 to 1926Expressionism
Albrecht DürerGerman, 1471 to 1528Northern Renaissance
Alden MasonAmerican, 1919 to 2013Pacific Northwest art · Abstraction
Alec MonopolyAmerican, b. 1986Street art · Contemporary pop art
Alec SothAmerican, b. 1969Contemporary photography
Alejandro CardenasChilean-American, b. 1977Contemporary
Alejandro ObregónColombian (born in Barcelona, Spain), 1920 to 1992Colombian Modernism · Abstract Expressionism-influenced
Alejandro OteroVenezuelan, 1921 to 1990Geometric abstraction · Op Art
Alejo FernandezSpanishSpanish Renaissance · Sevillian School
Alekos FassianosGreek, 1935 to 2022Modern Greek painting · Generation of the '60s
Aleksander Vasilievich KuprinRussian, 1880 to 1960Jack of Diamonds group · Russian avant-garde
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich DeinekaRussian, 1899 to 1969Socialist Realism · Soviet avant-garde
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Rubtsov (Alexandre Roubtzoff)Russian, naturalized French in 1924, 1884 to 1949Orientalism
Aleksandr DeynekaRussian, 1899 to 1969Socialist Realism · Soviet Modernism
Aleksandr GerasimovRussian, 1881 to 1963Socialist Realism
Aleksandr GolovinRussian, 1863 to 1930Russian Silver Age · Symbolism
Aleksandr Karlovich BeggrovRussian, 1841 to 1914Russian Realism · Peredvizhniki (Society for Traveling Art Exhibitions)
Aleksandr Konstantinovic BogomazovUkrainian, 1880 to 1930Ukrainian avant-garde · Cubo-Futurism
Aleksandr MakovskyRussian, 1869 to 1924Realism · "Peredvizhniki (Wanderers)"
Aleksandr Mikhailovich GerasimovRussian, Soviet era, 1881 to 1963Socialist Realism
Aleksandr ShevchenkoUkrainian, 1882 to 1948Russian avant-garde · Neo-Primitivism
Aleksandr VolkovRussian, active mainly in Soviet Uzbekistan, 1886 to 1957Russian avant-garde · Cubo-Futurism
Aleksandra EksterRussian and French, 1882 to 1949Russian and Ukrainian avant-garde · Cubo-Futurism
Aleksandra Shchekotikhina-PototskayaRussian, 1892 to 1967"World of Art (Mir Iskusstva)" · "Soviet porcelain art"