Female sculptures in ancient Greece were called korai-idealized, clothed statues of young women made between 650 and 480 BCE. These weren't just art; they were offerings, memorials, and symbols of devotion.
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Joachim Patinir’s World Landscape from the early 1500s is widely regarded as the first true landscape painting since antiquity, shifting art from religious scenes to nature as the central subject.
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Ansel Adams is widely regarded as the most famous photographer of all time for revolutionizing fine art photography through technical mastery, environmental advocacy, and iconic black-and-white landscapes that changed how nature is seen.
Discover the best digital art programs for beginners and pros in 2026, including Procreate, Photoshop, Krita, and more. Learn which tool fits your style, budget, and device - no fluff, just clear choices.
Van Gogh's Starry Night is owned by the Museum of Modern Art in New York, not by a private collector or the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. Learn how it got there and why it will never be sold.
In 2026, most digital artists use an iPad with Procreate because it's portable, intuitive, and affordable. Discover why tools like Photoshop and Wacom tablets are losing ground to simple, touch-based workflows.
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