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Dario Ortiz Robledo (born 1968)
Rebeca Fleur
Vladimir Grigoryevich Tretchikoff (1913-2006)
‘Beyond reality' 1948
Bettie Page
Jasmin Darnell
Gabriele Pennacchioli (Brn 1961)
Norman Lindsay (1879-1969) Australian
“The Pirate’s Captain” 1927
Abigail McGourlay(Brn 2000) British
‘Brewing' 2020
Award-winning self-portrait shows how the artist coped with lockdown
Chen Danqing 陈丹青 (Brn 1953)
Nelson Shanks (1937 – 2015)
"The Actress " (Marisa Tomei)
Roberta Pedon (brn 1952)
1970s
Pedon retired from acting and modeling in the mid-1970s. Roberta subsequently returned to her native Italy where she still lives today
Bruce Timm (born 1961)
QU Xiangjian 曲湘建 (Brn 1954)
Morning
Marcella Casu (brn 1970)
Air Born
Willem van Dort (1905-1996)
The Kiss
Norman Lindsay (1879-1969)
“Rita in profile" c1940
‘One girl, named Rita, that I painted many times during my attack on oils, was the only one I got results from. She was a quiet, simple creature, very reticent, but she always expressed the emotion of any pose I put her in.’-Norman Lindsay
Rita Lee, a statuesque Pre-Raphaelite beauty of Spanish and Chinese parentage, whom Lindsay was to feature in a diverse selection of paintings.
Lindsay is one of the artists that inspired Roy Krenkel (1918 – 1983) and Frank Frazetta (1928-2010)
ALBERTO MORROCCO O.B.E., (1917-1998)
c.1950