Adolf Reich possessed an extraordinary ability to capture the smallest of details with the utmost of care and his style was entirely traditional.
In 1916, he...
Scottish artist George Ogilvy Reid was an extremely acclaimed painter of portraits and genre scenes. He was lauded as one of the frontrunners of the Royal Sc...
Claude-Marie Reignier often chose to paint using oils on paper, which would’ve made it easier for him to transport his equipment. He’s known to have painted ...
Lionel Hamilton Renwick was a highly reputable painter of equestrian subjects and very rarely painted people. He’s most well known for the commissions he und...
Werner Reuter had a workshop in Lübeck, North Germany and he enjoyed painting interior scenes. One of his works depicts him in his studio surrounded by canva...
Little is known of Pierre Reynaud but it’s clear that he was underrated given the standard of his works. All we do know is that he hailed from Belgium and l...
Albert Leopold Rheinemann produced rich landscapes imbued with a sense of nature’s power over man. He was a painter in the romantic tradition and studied und...
Tony Robert-Fleury was an accomplished painter of portraits, genre scenes, and history. He was a regular exhibitor at the illustrious Paris Salon and was awa...
Carl Gustav Rodde specialised in picturesque landscapes that celebrated an idealised vision of rural life. He adored the countryside and often chose to depic...
