Famous Artist Name Game

This Impressionist enjoyed painting domestic scenes of mothers and children.

This Renaissance master was known for his paintings of angels and XL murals.

Known for elevating mass produced everyday objects to superstardom.

This American sculptor is known best for his giant kinetic metal mobiles.

This artist painted the Sistine Chapel, carved the "David' during the Renaissance.

If you see a Modern Expressionist painting of a Native American, it was probably painted by...

If you run across an Impressionistic painting of ballerinas, it was probably painted by...

This Abstract Expressionist was known for her "stain paintings".

This Japanese artist is world renown for his block printing style.

Known murderer and artist, he was exceptional at creating dramatic lighting effects.

This husband-wife team enlarges ordinary objects creating  massive public sculptures.

She creates unusual animal sculptures, then places them in surreal environments.

This husband-wife duo is know for wrapping large buildings and canyons in fabric.

Abstract landscape artist who lived in Berkeley, California.

With a style that feels like Picasso, this prodigy was an "Art star" before turning 15.

Impressionist know for her scenes of domestic life.

This artist was particularly adept at depicting urban isolation and vacancy.

This artist was friends with Ansel Adams.  Known for her skulls and close-ups of flowers.

Modernist architect of the 20th century known for his cutting edge innovations.

This Surrealist liked the absurd as much as Dali.

This artist was known for his colorful shape paintings.

African American artist known for his narrative style depicting activities around his hometown.

This artist is called "The Father of Impressionism".  Loved painting gardens and water lilies.

Her folk art paintings are filled with detail and her style was influenced by needle point.  

This artist was known for layering folklore symbols.

This Parisian artist painted portraits at the world famous Moulin Rouge of the nightlife.

This artist is known for her skill at painting glass objects in sunlight.

This artist was continually pushing the boundaries of what "Art" was or wasn't.

This artist painted women and lovers with heavily patterned backgrounds.

This Pop Artist enlarged comic book images and added melodramatic captioning.

A lot of this artist's work includes basic flat shapes with stick legs.

Often his paintings contain a subject lit by a side window.

This Impressionist artist was known for his masterful use of color and simplified shapes.

This surrealist is particularly well-known for her dramatic self portraits.

This artist could paint as well as Rembrandt, but instead chose to push the boundaries of Art.

This artist loved to paint seascapes and fishing scenes.

This artist elevated NY graffiti and made it museum worthy.  He had Warhol's help.

California Pop artist who enjoyed painting cakes, pies, and cityscapes.

This African American artist created dynamic, flat figural compositions.

Known for creating imaginative visual illusions that commonly stem from geometry.

Known for his Abstract Expressionist splatter paintings.

Misunderstood, this artist worked in an abstract style that looks like scribbles to most.

This famous artist mostly painted jungle animals within intricately patterned backgrounds.

Graphic artist whose paintings idealize a quaint American dream

The poster-boy for "surrealism", this artist was as weird as he was eccentric.

This artist is be known for painting "American Gothic".

All his painting are about squares, rectangles, and flat basic colors.

This Post-Impressionist Dutch artist only sold one painting during his lifetime.

This artist was an inventor, innovator, architect, and engineer of the Renaissance.

This Impressionist was known for the linework and patterns in his paintings.

This artist assembled found-objects,then painted them with a unifying flat coat of paint.

This artist lived with VanGogh, then abandoned his wife and children and sailed to Tahiti.