Claude Monet made changing light, weather, and duration the central subjects of painting, from the early Impressionist exhibitions to the late water-lily environments at Giverny.
J. M. W. Turner transformed British landscape painting through travel, watercolor, historical ambition, and a radical understanding of light, weather, and modern technology.
Hilma af Klint developed a vast abstract language of color, geometry, botany, and spiritual symbolism before abstraction became an established movement.
Mary Cassatt was an American painter and printmaker in Paris who expanded Impressionism through exacting studies of modern life, looking, and intimate human relationships.
Katsushika Hokusai reshaped Japanese printmaking through restless experimentation, vivid observation, and images of landscape that became global icons.
Artemisia Gentileschi was a leading painter of the Italian Baroque whose forceful narratives, command of light, and independent career transformed the possibilities available to women artists.
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