Henri Matisse was born in 1869 in the North of France and is known as being one of the leading members of the Fauvist art movement of the early twentieth century. Although he enjoyed painting biblical and mythological scenes, he specialized in painting domestic interior scenes of the middle class lifestyle, often depicting the same scenes and individuals in multiple paintings.

Letter to Mr. Brenchly, Maidstone, Kent, by James Jefferys. c. 1771–75. (Courtesy of Yale Center for British Art, Print and Drawings collection, Paul Mellon Collection, New Haven) 'Artists' Letters. Rome and Europe 1750–1850' Also known as Ginger Monkey, Lane is a freelance letterer, illustrator and designer. His impressive client includes Coco-Cola, Nike Air Jordan, Bloomsbury, Sony Ericson, BMW, Mercedes Benz, and Heston Blumenthal. Lane currently lives in Bristol, UK. Sean McCabeHe returned to Paris in 1891 to study painting at the Académie Julian, where he studied under William-Adolphe Bouguereau and Gustave Moreau. As the Academy stages a show of Peter Cook RA’s drawings to mark his 80th birthday, Kate Goodwin asks the architect about his vision for urban ways of life. Read more His work also reminds viewers that appearances can be deceiving. When you get closer to one of his sculptures and see what it’s made of, you find your expectations have not been met. 10. Nicola Yeoman’s Installations

Paul Cézanne was born in France in 1839. Many people think he was one of the best Post-Impressionist artists. With an exhibition of paintings by John Singer Sargent at the National Portrait Gallery, we take a look at one of this Royal Academician’s most famous works. Read more Their focuses on political improvement and feminism make it easy for them to focus on power. It leads to bold designs and truly amazing artistic choices that catchy the eyes of anyone passing by.

As part of our season exploring artists’ studios, we asked the artists of the 2017 Summer Exhibition – from Royal Academicians to first-time exhibitors – to give us a peep inside their working space, and to share their secrets for a successful studio practice. Read more Codell, Julie. 1989b. M. H. Spielmann & the Press in the Professionalization of Artists. Victorian Periodicals Review 22: 7–15. [ Google Scholar] Paper should be a substantial original Article that involves several techniques or approaches, provides an outlook for Typography art is defined as any form of art which involves letters, words, or phrases. This includes painting, sculpture, digital rendering, or any other creative technique that the artist wants to use. She also worked with Chronicle Books, Nintendo, and Wall Street Journal, as well as Smart Ones, Fast Company and O Magazine. McDevitt had a degree in Graphic Design and Illustration from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. Kyle Steed

This artist is perfect for snapping an amazing photo for your profile or for considering the greater meanings of the words. Carl Andre Ahead of an exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Fred Cuming RA pays tribute to his work, and his lasting influence. Read more Pop artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein also paved the way for everyday items to become the subject of serious art, especially the use of repetition to change the meaning of artworks. In an historic vote, the leading painter and printmaker, Rebecca Salter, has been elected the RA’s 27th – and first female – President. Read moreYou won’t believe all of the different variations of artistic talent that have gone into his work. Jason Rhoades