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Revision as of 17:44, November 21, 2008
Famous artists
A selection of the world best artists.
The true work of art is but a shadow of the divine perfection. Michelangelo
Architects
Gustave Eiffel |
Le Corbusier |
Cesar Pelli |
Authors
Mark Twain |
Cervantes |
Charles Dickens |
Goethe |
William Shakespeare |
Victor Hugo |
Leo Tolstoy |
Composers
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Dancers
Marie Taglioni |
Fanny Elssler |
Anna Pavlova |
Vaslav Nijinsky |
![]() Rudolf Nureyev |
Painters
Sculptors
Michaelangelo |
Gianlorenzo Bernini |
Auguste Rodin |
See also
Andy Warhol, Diamond Dust Shoes.
- Famous American artists
- Painting Galleries
- Painting
- World famous paintings
- Famous Architects
- Sculpture
- Music
- Dance
Joan Miró, Abstract 1935.
External links
Paolina Borghese as Venus Victrix by Antonio Canova.
- Famous art paintings of famous painters
- Famous Museums in the World
- Famous Artworks exhibition
- Famous architects
- Top 10 most Famous Sculptures and Statues
- Famous Authors and Poets
- Greatest Classical Composers
"The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless." Jean Jacques Rousseau
