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American artist known for his 'fictional archaeology' — sculptures depicting contemporary objects as if they were ancient artifacts — and for high-profile collaborations with brands and cultural figures.
American sculptor and arts organizer who was a participant in the 1913 Armory Show — the watershed exhibition that introduced European modernism to America — and who was embedded in the same New York arts community as the Lewisohn sisters and Herbert Crowley.
Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, and architect who produced the Sistine Chapel ceiling, the Pietà, and David — widely considered the greatest artist of all time and the supreme exemplar of Renaissance humanism.
Spanish painter and sculptor — co-founder of Cubism, creator of Guernica and Les Demoiselles d'Avignon — one of the most prolific and commercially successful artists in history, who reinvented his style multiple times across eight decades.