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This artist lived in New Mexico and found inspiration in its environment. She  collected rocks and bones from the desert floor and abstracted them in her paintings.

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This artist was known for their blunt personality and fierce feminism. Degas invited this artist to join the Impressionist movement.

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This artist was a prolific collector of African and non-Western art, amassing over 3,000 pieces that influenced their Cubist style.

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This artist revived pastels and became known for innovative pastel drawings of dancers and modern life.

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This artist was a prolific collector of Japanese prints that influenced his Impressionist style and use of color.

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This artist was a founder of the Impressionists, but after 1877 stopped exhibiting with them.

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This artist meticulously observed and sketched landscapes for months before painting their final works.

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This artist's early figurative work blended Expressionism and Surrealism, leading to the iconic Color Field paintings.

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This artist supported themselves as an art teacher in Washington, D.C., for 35 years while developing their abstract painting style.

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This artist was influenced by the watercolor paintings of Paul Cezanne and John Marin and the work of Willem de Kooning.

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This artist aspired to be an architect. Islamic tiles and Moorish architecture influence them.

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Before pop art fame, this artist worked as a successful commercial illustrator in 1950s New York, creating ads for clients like Glamour, Tiffany, and Vogue.