

A butcher's son swept off his feet by a renaissance master.
1503 – 1572





Inventor of Curb Appeal, Master of the Facade
1508 – 1580

A global titan of neoclassical sculpture
1757 – 1822

Prophet of the violent, industrial future
1888 – 1916

Heads will roll
1593 – 1656


A case of mistaken identity
1450 – 1500

The spiritual inventor of the postcard
1697 – 1768

How a murderer invented Baroque painting
1571 – 1610

An argument for consistency
1881 – 1966
The detailed worlds of the forgotten High Gothic
1430 – 1495
Master of Flat
1240 – 1302
A celibate perfectionist revives classical sculpture
1386 – 1466

The mysterious death of a young art teacher
1638 – 1665

Bringing soul to still lifes
1578 – 1630

The father of Renaissance architecture
1377 – 1446

A poet creates a church of speed and violence
1876 – 1944

The heartbreaking sincerity of genius
1892 – 1960

Spiritual rock star kickstarts the Italian Renaissance
1395 – 1455

Moving objects multiply themselves
1871 – 1958
Copying Leonardo da Vinci for fun and profit.
1495 – 1549

Making marble move
1598 – 1680

A future of dancers instead of machines
1883 – 1966

Enchanted spaces in the city of Nietzsche
1888 – 1978

What if you only painted bottles for your whole life?
1890 – 1964

The first art historian
1511 – 1574

Rich color and mood like smooth syrup
1477 – 1510

The human form, rediscovered during the Dark Ages
1267 – 1337

Travel, socialize, paint lemons and beans
1600 – 1670

Making a living from etchings
1720 – 1778
Spirit and fire, a quick and resolute style
1696 – 1770


This guy invented stippling
1482 – 1515

Why take art so seriously?
1526 – 1593

Portrait painter extraordinaire
1856 – 1925





Matriarch of the family business
1552 – 1614

Did you know he was a vegetarian?
1452 – 1519
Gothic tradition is good enough for me
1370 – 1425
Terra-cotta Master
1399 – 1482


Machines that scream: inventing Futurist music
1885 – 1947



Time to flex
1475 – 1564


A mathematician gets fierce with perspective
1415 – 1492






























