Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino or Raphael was a renowned architect and painter of the High Renaissance period. He is placed among the trinity of master painters of the period along with Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo.

Salvador Dali might not have been the founder of Surrealist movement, but he is certainly the heart throb of the movement with his contributions ranging from sculptures to paintings to films.

Sandro Botticelli, a distinguished Italian painter from the early Renaissance period, has produced many religious as well as pagan art works in his lifetime. The training of Fra Filippo Lippi

Rembrandt Harmenszoon was a masterful painter of the Baroque period and an enthusiastic art collector. He is known to have touched every aspect of artwork from religion to historical events to depicting animal life through his

Edvard Munch belonged to Norway and is well known as a printmaker and painter. He is referred to as a painter who tries to portray the psychological elements developing within the

Gustave Doré is a famous French artist known best for his wood engravings that are popular to this day. His works were so high of praise that he was commissioned to work on the history’s most famous epics like John Milton’s Paradise Lost

Vincent Van Gogh is considered as the most talented Post-Impressionist painter. However, this claim was bestowed upon his works after his death at an young age of thirty seven [37].