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Eldzier Cortor was an & born in 1916. He typically painted elongated nude figures which were influenced by European & African art.

Photo credit: , "Still-Life: Past Revisited" by 1973.

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Ljubica "Cuca" Sokić was a born in 1914. She used simplified, geometric forms to slightly abstract her works, which ranged from landscapes to still life.

Photo credit: , "Sremski Karlovci" by 1950.

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Lazar Lissitzky, aka El Lissitzky, was a & He helped develop the movement with his mentor,

Photo credit: National Gallery of Australia, "New Man" by 1923.

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Francis Danby was an born in 1793. He was a part of the movement & was known for his dramatic

Photo credit: , "The Deluge" by 1837-39.

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Louis le Brocquy, born in 1916, was an known for his "Portrait Heads" of literary figures & other

Photo credit: , "Tinkers Resting" by 1946.

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Born in 1883, Marie Laurencin was a & Being a made her an important figure of the in

Photo credit: https://t.co/mI84GgvFxO, "The Kiss" by 1927.

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Roy Lichtenstein, born in 1923, was an known for being a leading figure in the movement. His work was influnced by & yet he parodied these formats.

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, "Crying Girl" by 1963.

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Lawren Harris, born in 1885, was a Known for being a member of the Group of Seven, he painted slightly abstracted & simplified

Photo courtesy of https://t.co/mI84GgvFxO, "Algoma Hill" by Lawren Harris, 1920.

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Juan Luna was born in 1857. He was a & and one of the first Filipino to be recognized. Luna mostly painted literary & historical scenes.

Photo courtesy of , "The Death of Cleopatra" by Juan Luna, 1881.

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Newell Convers Wyeth, born in 1882, was an & He was known as one of America's greatest illustrators, having illustrated 112 books.

Photo courtesy of https://t.co/1nxJcVItiD, "Wash Day on the Maine Coast" by N. C. Wyeth, 1934.

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