Individuals whose art deeply resonated with their era
A collage series
The convergence of art and identity is a deeply nuanced and captivating phenomenon, uniquely expressed through an artist's creations. When an artist's personal image intertwines with their work—whether through direct representation or more abstract connections—a distinctive narrative unfolds. This interplay often invites viewers to delve deeper, offering a richer understanding of both the artist and their art.
Marcel Duchamp, French (1887- 1968)
Cindy Sherman, American, (1954- )
Gerhard Richter, German (1932 )
George Baselitz, German, (1938- )
Julian Schnabel, American (1951- )
Andy Warhol, American, (1928-1987)
Pablo Picasso, Spanish (1881- 1973)
Paul Klee, Swiss/German (1879-1940)
Lucian Freud, British (1922 –2011)
Francis Bacon, British (1909 – 1992)
Karel Appel, Dutch (1921 – 2006)
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, German (1880-1938)
Damien Hirst, British (1965- )
William Pope l., American ( 1928- 2023)
Christo & Jeanne Claude, Bulgarian, Morrocan
Cy Twombly, American (1928-2011)
Arnulf Rainer , Austrian (1929 )
Chris Burden, American (1946-2015)
A R Penck, German (1939-2017)
Jenny Holzer, American- (1950 )
Tim Hawkinson, American (1960-)
Yves Klein. French. 1928-1962
Jeff Koons, American (1955 )
