This artist exhibited eight paintings in the 1905 Salon d’Automne, the exhibition when he and other artists were derisively labelled “Fauves” (“wild beasts”).
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What designer is credited as one of the first to explore the potential of aluminum and for “bringing (it) out of the kitchen”?
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In 1926, this female Fauve painter was the recipient of the Chevalier of the Legion of Honour award.
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What American artist made a journey to England in 1878, to ensure accuracy for a book illustration job, and remained there for most of his life?
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What painter is sometimes referred to as the “Prince of Montparnasse”?
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Which artist was a junior clerk, teacher, bookseller, student, and preacher before deciding at age 27 to become an artist?
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Which artist is known as the father of Philippine conceptual art?
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One of few women painters to receive significant exposure in the fifties, this artist’s press coverage included being featured in “Life” in 1957 and “Newsweek” in 1959.
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This leading German avant-garde architect and educator was the third and last Bauhaus director.
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Which photographer notably chronicled Paris during the years he lived in a Left Bank guesthouse now remembered as “the Beat Hotel”?
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