Théodore Chassériau | Romantic / Neoclassical painter

Théodore Chassériau (born Sept. 20, 1819, Samana, Dominican Republic-died Oct. 8, 1856, Paris), French painter who attained some measure of success in his attempt to fuse the Neoclassicism of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and the Romanticism of Eugène Delacroix.

As a boy, Chassériau entered the studio of Ingres, following his master to Rome in 1834. Chassériau’s immediate success at the Paris Salon of 1836 was confirmed three years later by a Venus and his “Suzanne”, both in the Louvre. About 1840, however, he began to grow dissatisfied with the art of Ingres.

Patricia Watwood, 1971 | Figurative painter

Patricia Watwood is an American⏩ figurative painter. Watwood’s paintings explore transformative narratives and mythological archetypes using the human figure. Her oil paintings show traditional methods and a technical rigor that balance perception and conceptual design.

Watwood has exhibited at galleries and institutions worldwide such as Hirschl and Adler and The Forbes Galleries in NYC, The New Britain Museum of American Art, The Butler Museum, and the Bruce Museum.

Hu JunDi / 胡峻涤, 1962 | Impressionist painter

Hu Jundi / 胡峻涤 was born in the Jilin province, in Northern China. He graduated from Southwest Chongqing University fine arts department in 1984 and presently resides in Sichuan Leshan area.

He is recognized for his ability to bring forth a sense of delicate serenity and harmony.

He has mastered the fusion of traditional Chinese brush with the unmatched depth of oil painting.

His paintings brilliantly meld eastern and western culture together with complete integrity, the story unfolds as Hu Jundi expresses the poems in his heart through paint on cloth.

Louis Abel-Truchet | Post-Impressionist painter

Louis Abel-Truchet (1857-1918) was a major French painter⏭, etcher and lithographer of his time. He was born in Versailles in Paris and this city was to remain close to his heart throughout his life.

He is well known for his paintings portraying turn of the century life in Paris.

Working mainly in oils his paintings included portraits of elegant young Parisian women, landscapes of the city and scenes depicting everyday life in Paris.

He particularly liked to paint the artists quarter of Monmartre.

Tan Jianwu / 谭建武, 1971 | Ballet dancers

TanJian Wu 谭建武, contemporary Chinese painter, was born in Hunan (Cina).

In 1991 he graduated from Hunan Normal University fine arts department, and then employed in the "Shenzhen Youth" magazine art editor in 1993, has engaged in professional oil painting.

Work advocating neo-classical style, painted a deep earthy power, especially in the field of classical portraiture quite accomplished. Many political and business elites who draw portraits. Now the Shanghai Oriental Art Center artists.