Johannes Grenness was born in Drammen, Norway but spent much of his life in Denmark. He studied at PS Krøyer's painting school and also under Wassily Kandins...
Gustav Meissner was predominantly a painter of naturalistic landscapes. He was a careful student of the natural world and his works often convey the subtleti...
Danish artist, Ove Haase, was primarily a still life painter but also produced portraits and landscapes. Generally, his stills tend to depict a vase abundant...
German artist Oskar Hagemann is predominantly known for his spirited portraiture but he also produced still lifes and landscapes. He studied at the Karlsruhe...
Joshua Anderson Hague was a pioneering landscape artist of 19th-century Britain. Through the span of his long career, he worked to loosen the tight binds of ...
Albert Pieter Hahn was a Dutch political cartoonist, poster artist and book cover designer - well known for his anti-capitalist views. He’s considered to be ...
François Halkett was a well-regarded Belgian artist primarily known for his portraits and genre scenes. His training was predominantly classical yet his styl...
Little is known about George Wright Hall but he was probably influenced by the Scottish Colourists who were well-known when he was honing his skills. Aside f...
Paul-Antoine Hallez was highly regarded during his lifetime and trained under Pharaon de Winter (1849-1924) and the brilliant portraitist Léon Bonnat (1833-1...
