Belgian artist, Franciscus Melzer, was born in Antwerp and primarily painted genre scenes, portraits and still lifes. His scenes often depicted groups of row...
Antonio Francesco Mensi's talent was spotted from an early age and he gained an apprenticeship at the studio of Paolo Borroni (1749-1819). Following on from ...
German artist Erich Mercker is known predominantly for his detailed and effusive works of industrial scenes.
Mercker was born in a German occupied province o...
Carl Vilhelm Meyer often painted everyday family scenes and many included his own daughters. He was also a conscientious artist that tended to depict the mos...
Kristian Jacob Valdemar Meyer was a Danish artist that’s primarily known for landscapes and peaceful interior scenes. He was the son of Carl Vilhelm Meyer (1...
Isidor Meyers studied at the academy in Antwerp and was an influential figure in his day. During a stay in Paris in 1855, he became acquainted with the Frenc...
Hugo Mieth trained at the Academy in Dresden under Wilhelm Ferdinand Pauwels (1830-1904) and later at the illustrious Académie Julian in Paris. Like many aca...
Swedish born Hjalmar Molin was a much-accomplished engraver and watercolourist. He executed a large array of works predominantly featuring buildings.
Whether...
Stanley Montague was a fascinating character who pursued two creative endeavours - acting and painting. From an early age, it was clear that he was destined ...
