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Spanish artist who co-founded cubism and created diverse influential works across multiple styles
French impressionist known for vibrant light, saturated color, and joyful scenes
Austrian symbolist painter famous for golden decorative style and The Kiss
Post-impressionist who bridged impressionism and cubism with his geometric approach
French impressionist celebrated for ballet dancers, racehorses, and capturing movement
Dutch master known for intimate domestic scenes and masterful use of light
Dutch Golden Age master of light, shadow, and emotional depth in portraits and religious scenes
Post-impressionist painter famous for bold colors, emotional honesty, and iconic works like Starry Night
French impressionist master known for water lilies, haystacks, and capturing changing light
European art from the 14th-17th centuries emphasizing realism, perspective, and classical themes
Emotional, distorted works and paintings with similar raw expressionist intensity
Geometric abstraction and works with similar fragmented, multi-perspective cubist style
Van Gogh's swirling night sky and paintings with similar expressive brushwork and cosmic themes
Klimt's golden embrace and artworks with decorative patterns and romantic themes
Vermeer's masterpiece and portraits with similar intimate lighting and mysterious allure
Hokusai's iconic wave and visually similar artworks with dynamic composition and water themes
Monet's serene water gardens and impressionist works with similar peaceful, reflective qualities
Botanical subjects from delicate blossoms to lush gardens
Ocean views, ships, harbors, and maritime scenes
Arrangements of inanimate objects like flowers, fruit, and everyday items
Depictions of people capturing personality, mood, and likeness
Natural scenery from mountains and forests to fields and coastlines
Dramatic, detailed art from the 17th century with rich colors and emotional intensity
Bold colors and emotional expression going beyond impressionist technique
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