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List of 86 Famous Surrealist Artists (Ranked)

فريدا كاهلو (1907–1954) is the most famous Surrealist artist in this list; notable works include العمود المكسور and استكشف "مستشفى هنري فورد" لفريدا كاهلو، تحفة سريالية من الألم والمرونة. اكتشف رمزيتها وألوانها النابضة بالحياة ومشاعرها الخام - قطعة فنية فريدة. مستشفى هنري فورد artworks_database /en/art/frida-kahlo-henry-ford-hospital-8CEFGK-en/ /media/artworks/imag. Ranks 2 to 5: سلفادور دالي, خوان ميرو, رينيه ماغريت and ماكس إرنست. The list records 86 artists born between 1880 (Pierre Roy) and 1957 (جورج كوندو) in 42 countries.

Method. Scope: artists whose works the encyclopedia records under Surrealist. Ranking: the encyclopedia's fame ranking of artists. Artists born after 1955 without a Wikidata identifier are excluded pending verification. Wikipedia: number of the encyclopedia's 32 languages with an article on the artist.

  1. العمود المكسور by فريدا كاهلو1فريدا كاهلو
  2. The Persistence of Memory by سلفادور دالي2سلفادور دالي
  3. المزرعة by خوان ميرو3خوان ميرو

Summary

Surrealist: summary

  • 86Artists
  • 1880–1957Years of birth
  • 42Countries of birth
  • 20Women
  • 11Living artists
  • 8974Works in our catalogue
Cities with most births
روما (3), بوينس آيرس (2), Nantes (2), كويوكان (1)

Entries

Ranked entries: 86 Surrealist Artists

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فريدا كاهلو

مكسيكية Born: كويوكان السريالية، الفن الشعبي المكسيكي، الواقعية Wikipedia: 32/32 languages

فريدا كاهلو

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جورجيو دي شيريكو

إيطالي Born: فولوس الفن الميتافيزيقي Wikipedia: 29/32 languages

جورجيو دي شيريكو

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ليونور فيني

أرجنتينية-إيطالية Born: بوينس آيرس السريالية Wikipedia: 16/32 languages

ليونور فيني

She further expanded her creative horizons through costume and set designs for theatre, ballet, opera, and film productions, including Renato Castellani's Romeo and Juliet (1954) and John Huston’s A Walk with Love and Death (1968). Notably, Madonna famously drew inspiration from Fini’s imagery for her music video “Bedtime Story” (1994), demonstrating the enduring impact of her artistic vision on popular culture.

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فيليكس نوسباوم

ألماني يهودي Born: أوسنابروك السريالية، الواقعية الجديدة Wikipedia: 17/32 languages

فيليكس نوسباوم

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Dora Maar

French Born: 6th arrondissement of Paris Surrealist Photography Wikipedia: 22/32 languages

Dora Maar

Dora Maar (Henriette Theodora Markovitch, 1907-1997) remains a captivating figure in the annals of 20th-century art – a photographer, painter, and intellectual whose life was inextricably intertwined with the turbulent currents of Surrealism, political activism, and the passionate intensity of her relationship with Pablo Picasso. Following her introduction to Pablo Picasso in 1935, she became deeply involved in leftist groups like “masses” and the Union of Intellectuals against Fascism, reflecting a commitment to social justice that permeated much of her work.

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جوليان ليفي

أمريكي Born: مدينة نيويورك السريالية، الطليعية

جوليان ليفي

صفحة فنان جوليان ليفي. فرييدا كاهلو (شرائط من صورتين تلامسيتين). ويكيبيديا: جوليان ليفي.

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Maurice Tabard

French Born: Lyon Surrealism

Maurice Tabard

A pivotal moment arrived in 1914 when his father’s business necessitated a relocation to New York City, an event that irrevocably altered Tabard’s artistic trajectory. In 1951 Francis Quirk curated an exhibit of his work at Lehigh University along with photographs by Ansel Adams, demonstrating a recognition of Tabard's place within a broader artistic context.

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George Wallace Jardine

British Surrealism

George Wallace Jardine

Born in Glasgow, Jardine’s artistic journey began with formative years spent studying at Wallasey School of Art and furthering his education at the Royal College of Art under luminaries like Paul Nash and Stanley Spencer. A notable highlight of his graphic work includes the Levitation Act series, which captures ethereal forms suspended against stark backgrounds—a testament to his lifelong fascination with illusion and the boundary between the physical and the spectral.

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Claude Cahun

French Born: Nantes Surrealism

Claude Cahun

As Cahun herself stated, “The abstraction, the dream, are as limited for me as the concrete and the real.” This approach mirrored the broader surrealist preoccupation with accessing subconscious realms and challenging rational thought. During World War II, Cahun actively participated in the French Resistance movement, utilizing her artistic skills to disseminate propaganda and support underground networks.

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Saul Steinberg

Romanian-American Born: Râmnicu Sărat Modernist Cartooning Wikipedia: 17/32 languages

Saul Steinberg

However, the rising tide of antisemitic legislation in Europe forced him into a life of transit, leading him through the Dominican Republic before he finally reached New York City in 1942. He was a fixture in the prestigious galleries of New York, exhibiting alongside giants like Arshile Gorky and Robert Motherwell, yet he remained a beloved figure in the pages of mass-circulation periodicals.

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Hans Bellmer

German Born: كاتوفيتسه Surrealism, Photography Wikipedia: 15/32 languages

Hans Bellmer

While primarily known for his dolls, Bellmer’s photographic work is equally significant. These images, published in his privately printed book Die Puppe (The Doll), were initially met with obscurity within Germany due to the artist’s deliberate isolation and the political climate.

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Angus Rowland Mcbean

Born: Monmouth, New Jersey

Angus Rowland Mcbean

McBean’s initial artistic pursuits lay in the realm of theatrical design. McBean transitioned into full-time theatre photography, quickly establishing himself as a skilled chronicler of the British stage.

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Wolfgang Paalen

Austrian-Mexican Born: Vienna Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism Wikipedia: 9/32 languages

Wolfgang Paalen

His father, Gustav Robert Paalen, was a successful inventor – the mind behind innovations like the vacuum cleaner and Thermos bottle – whose own background blended Polish-Ashkenazi and Spanish-Sephardic heritage. Wolfgang Paalen died in Taxco, Mexico, in 1959, leaving behind a body of work that continues to challenge and inspire.

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Clarence John Laughlin

American Surrealist photography

Clarence John Laughlin

His work also benefited from the influence of Edward Steichen, whose time at Vogue magazine provided Laughlin with valuable exposure and experience.

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Manuel Álvarez Bravo

Mexican Surrealist photography; Mexican muralism

Manuel Álvarez Bravo

While he took art classes at the Academia Nacional de Bellas Artes, much of his photography was self-taught, driven by an internal compulsion to document the shifting Mexican identity. Throughout his career, which spanned from the late 1920s to the 1990s, he achieved numerous accolades, particularly after 1970, and his contributions were recognized by the inclusion of his work on UNESCO's Memory of the World International Register in 2017.

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Sergei Parajanov

Armenian, Ukrainian Born: Tbilisi Surrealism, Folklore

Sergei Parajanov

Parajanov’s legacy endures not only through his iconic films but also through the unique aesthetic he forged – one deeply rooted in Armenian folklore, religious symbolism, and a deliberate rejection of the prevailing socialist realism that dominated Soviet art. He is considered one of the 20 greatest film directors of all time, an honor bestowed upon him by the Rotterdam International Film Festival.

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Eileen Agar

Argentine-British Born: بوينس آيرس Surrealism Wikipedia: 9/32 languages

Eileen Agar

Agar’s formal training began at Heathfield St Mary's School, followed by studies at the Byam Shaw School of Art in 1919 and later, the prestigious Slade School of Fine Art from 1925 to 1926. Following World War II, Agar experienced a renewed period of artistic productivity, marked by numerous solo exhibitions beginning in 1946.

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ماريو سيزارين دي فاسكونسيلوس

Portuguese Born: Lisbon Surrealism, Poetry

ماريو سيزارين دي فاسكونسيلوس

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Artur Cruzeiro Seixas

Born: Amadora 1920s Art Deco

Artur Cruzeiro Seixas

Upon returning to Portugal in 1964, Seixas continued to push the boundaries of artistic expression. Seixas’s artistic journey began in the fertile intellectual environment of António Arroio School, where he forged lasting friendships with key figures who would shape Portugal's cultural landscape: Mário Cesariny, Marcelino Vespeira, Júlio Pomar, and Fernando Azevedo.

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Marcelo Grassmann

Brazilian Born: Sao Joao do Rio Preto Engraving and draughtsmanship

Marcelo Grassmann

Initially pursued sculpture before discovering his passion for engraving in the 1940s. Unique Contribution to Brazilian Art: Grassmann made a significant contribution to Brazilian art through his innovative approach to engraving and draughtsmanship.

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ماريا إيسكيردو رودريغيز

مكسيكية Born: سان خوان دي لوس لاغوس السريالية، الفن الشعبي Wikipedia: 11/32 languages

ماريا إيسكيردو رودريغيز

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Kay Sage

American Born: Watervliet Surrealism Wikipedia: 11/32 languages

Kay Sage

For a decade following her marriage to Italian Prince Ranieri di San Faustino in 1925, Sage largely abandoned painting, embracing the social obligations inherent in aristocratic life. Despite facing challenges as a woman artist in a male-dominated field, Sage exhibited her work at prominent galleries such as Pierre Matisse Gallery and Catherine Viviano Gallery in New York City, and participated in group exhibitions including the Salon des Surindépendants in Paris.

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Richard Oelze

German Born: Magdeburg Surrealism Wikipedia: 7/32 languages

Richard Oelze

As a painter, draftsperson, and graphic artist, Oelze was regarded as a significant figure in surrealism.

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Pierre Roy

French Born: Nantes Surrealist Wikipedia: 7/32 languages

Pierre Roy

In 1905, he committed himself to painting, beginning his exhibition history in 1906 at the Salon of the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts (SNBA).

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فرنسيسكو توليدو

مكسيكي Born: مدينة مكسيكو السريالية، الفن الشعبي Wikipedia: 10/32 languages

فرنسيسكو توليدو

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Raquel Forner

Argentine Born: Buenos Aires Expressionism, Surrealism Wikipedia: 5/32 languages

Raquel Forner

Moving to Paris in the late 1920s, she became a vital participant in the "Paris Group," a collective of Argentine artists who sought to bridge the gap between South American sensibilities and European innovation. Her legacy is characterized by several key artistic pillars: Technical Mastery: The use of heavy impasto and rich, emotive color palettes that give her subjects a sculptural, palpable presence.

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لوبو كريستيك

تشيكي Born: برنو ['الفن المفاهيمي', 'السريالية', 'فن الأداء'] Wikipedia: 6/32 languages

لوبو كريستيك

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Jeffrey Smart

Australian Born: Adelaide Precisionism Wikipedia: 5/32 languages

Jeffrey Smart

Frank Jeffrey Edson Smart, known universally as Jeffrey Smart, emerged onto the Australian art scene from a childhood steeped in both encouragement and constraint. A subsequent period on the island of Ischia in 1950, shared with fellow Australian painters Donald Friend, Michael Shannon, and Jacqueline Hick, further solidified his artistic direction.

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Conroy Maddox

English Born: Ledbury Surrealism Wikipedia: 4/32 languages

Conroy Maddox

The influence of psychoanalysis, particularly the theories of Sigmund Freud, is evident in his exploration of hidden desires and repressed emotions. Conroy Maddox died in London in 2005 at the age of 92, leaving behind a remarkable body of work that continues to captivate and inspire.

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تريسترام بول هيلير

English Born: بكين Surrealist Wikipedia: 2/32 languages

تريسترام بول هيلير

His dedication to his craft earned him significant professional accolades, including being elected an Associate of the Royal Academy in 1957 and later becoming a Royal Academician.

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جيورجي رومان

مجري Born: روما السريالية Wikipedia: 4/32 languages

جيورجي رومان

György Roman (1903 – 1981) emerged from the fertile artistic landscape of Hungary during the interwar period, establishing himself as a prominent figure in Hungarian Modernism and leaving an indelible mark on the Expressionist movement. Furthermore, his works found their way into the Odescalchi Balbi Collection in Rome and were exhibited at Guildhall Art Gallery – London's Roman Amphitheatre—solidifying his place as a pivotal figure in European Modernism.

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Jorge Castillo

Spanish Born: Pontevedra Abstract Expressionist Wikipedia: 5/32 languages

Jorge Castillo

Returning to Spain in 1955, he settled in Barcelona, a city that would become inextricably linked to his artistic identity. Castillo's artistic trajectory began with a formal education in drawing at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, a crucial period that exposed him to the revolutionary currents of Surrealism.

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Ivan Eyre

Canadian Born: Saskatchewan Abstract Figurative, Prairie Landscape Wikipedia: 3/32 languages

Ivan Eyre

Born in the small Saskatchewan community of Tulymétik in 1935, Eyre’s artistic journey wasn't simply about depicting what he saw, but about translating a deeply felt connection to place into a visual language that explored existential themes and the complexities of human experience. Notably, nine of his sculptures are prominently displayed in the McMichael Sculpture Garden in Kleinburg, Ontario, and others grace Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg, enriching public spaces with his distinctive aesthetic.

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Eldzier Cortor

American Born: Richmond Surrealism, Realism Wikipedia: 3/32 languages

Eldzier Cortor

His involvement with the Works Progress Administration (WPA) provided him with invaluable experience documenting scenes of Bronzeville, a vibrant Black neighborhood in Chicago during the Depression era.

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Linder Sterling

British Wikipedia: 4/32 languages

Linder Sterling

Her work has been featured in group exhibitions at the Tate Modern, the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. In 2017, she was honored with the Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award. Her performance art has included works such as The Ultimate Form, a collaboration with choreographer Kenneth Tindall, and Children of the Stain.

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Juan Barjola

Spanish Born: Torre de Miguel Sesmero New Figuration Wikipedia: 3/32 languages

Juan Barjola

The shadow of Pablo Picasso loomed large over Spanish art during Barjola’s formative years, but rather than imitation, Picasso's example spurred him toward originality. The Spanish Civil War cast a long pall over his generation, and while Barjola’s work wasn't overtly political in the propagandistic sense, it resonated with a profound sense of displacement and loss.

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Emilio Tadini

Spanish Born: Milan Catalan Modernisme Wikipedia: 1/32 languages

Emilio Tadini

Emilio Tadini was far more than a painter; he was a profound architect of meaning within the Italian cultural landscape. Born in Milan in 1927, his journey began not with a brush, but with the written word. A poet, novelist, and essayist, Tadini first emerged onto the prestigious literary stage in 1947 through Elio Vittorini's magazine, Politecnico.

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Ellen Lanyon

Born: Chicago World Goes Pop Wikipedia: 1/32 languages

Ellen Lanyon

Lanyon’s early work focused on intimate portraits of relatives and the spaces they inhabited – quiet studies imbued with a sense of psychological depth. In the 1970s, Lanyon’s move to New York brought her into contact with the feminist art collective Heresies, further broadening her intellectual and artistic horizons.

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Notable works

Notable Surrealist works

  1. العمود المكسور by فريدا كاهلو

    العمود المكسور

    فريدا كاهلو

    1944 · متحف دولوريس أولميدو, مكسيكو سيتي

  2. The Persistence of Memory by سلفادور دالي

    The Persistence of Memory

    سلفادور دالي

    1980

  3. المزرعة by خوان ميرو

    المزرعة

    خوان ميرو

    1922

  4. العشاق by رينيه ماغريت

    العشاق

    رينيه ماغريت

    1928

  5. المدينة بأكملها by ماكس إرنست

    المدينة بأكملها

    ماكس إرنست

    1936 · Kunsthaus Zürich, Zurich

  6. جورجيو دي كيريكو

حياة وفن جورجيو دي كيريكو: مشهد حلمي للعقل
ولد جورجيو دي كيريكو عام 1888 في فولوس، اليونان، لأبوين إيطاليين - والدة من جنوة وأب صقلي - كانت رحلة الفنان جورجيو دي كيريكو الفنية مليئة بالتراث الكلاسيكي والشعور المتزايد بالانفصال الحديث. أس by جورجيو دي شيريكو

    جورجيو دي كيريكو حياة وفن جورجيو دي كيريكو: مشهد حلمي للعقل ولد جورجيو دي كيريكو عام 1888 في فولوس، اليونان، لأبوين إيطاليين - والدة من جنوة وأب صقلي - كانت رحلة الفنان جورجيو دي كيريكو الفنية مليئة بالتراث الكلاسيكي والشعور المتزايد بالانفصال الحديث. أس

    جورجيو دي شيريكو

    1914 · متحف الفن الحديث (MoMA), مدينة نيويورك

  7. hr giger pII the great beast p13 by هانز رودولف جيجر

    hr giger pII the great beast p13

    هانز رودولف جيجر

  8. Untitled by جيزلاف بيكشينسكي

    Untitled

    جيزلاف بيكشينسكي

    1984

Chronology

Chronology of notable works

  1. 1914
  2. 1922
  3. 1928
  4. 1936
  5. 1936
  6. 1938
  7. 1940
  8. 1943
  9. 1944
  10. 1946
  11. 1947
  12. 1955
  13. 1959
  14. 1980

Statistics

Statistics

Index

List of 86 Surrealist artists

  1. 1فريدا كاهلوفريدا كاهلومكسيكية · 1907–1954
  2. 2سلفادور داليسلفادور داليإسباني · 1904–1989
  3. 3خوان ميروخوان ميروإسباني · 1893–1983
  4. 4رينيه ماغريترينيه ماغريتبلجيكي · 1898–1967
  5. 5ماكس إرنستماكس إرنستألماني · 1891–1976
  6. 6جورجيو دي شيريكوجورجيو دي شيريكوإيطالي · 1888–1978
  7. 7هانز رودولف جيجرهانز رودولف جيجر1940–2014
  8. 8جيزلاف بيكشينسكيجيزلاف بيكشينسكيبولندي · 1929–2005
  9. 9مان رايمان راي1890–1976
  10. 10ألبرتو جياكوميتيألبرتو جياكوميتيسويسري · 1901–1966
  11. 11ريميديوس فاروريميديوس فاروإسبانية-مكسيكية · 1908–1963
  12. 12ليونورا كارينجتونليونورا كارينجتونبريطانية-مكسيكية · 1917–2011
  13. 13إيف تانغويإيف تانغوي1900–1955
  14. 14دوروثيا تانينغدوروثيا تانينغأمريكية · 1910–2012
  15. 15ليونور فينيليونور فينيأرجنتينية-إيطالية · 1907–1996
  16. 16أندريه ماسونأندريه ماسون1896–1987
  17. 17ميريت أوبنهايمميريت أوبنهايمسويسرية-ألمانية · 1913–1985
  18. 18ويفريدو لامويفريدو لام1902–1982
  19. 19فيكتور برونرفيكتور برونرروماني فرنسي · 1903–1966
  20. 20روبرتو ماتاروبرتو ماتاتشيلي · 1911–2002
  21. 21فيليكس نوسباومفيليكس نوسباومألماني يهودي · 1904–1944
  22. 22جوزيف كورنيلجوزيف كورنيل1903–1972
  23. 23إرنست فوكسإرنست فوكسنمساوي · 1930–2015
  24. 24بول ديلفوبول ديلفوبلجيكي · 1897–1994
  25. 25Dora MaarDora MaarFrench · 1907–1997
  26. 26إلسا سكياباريليإلسا سكياباريليإيطالية · 1890–1973
  27. 27بول ناشبول ناش1889–1946
  28. 28لويس رويولويس رويوإسباني · born 1954
  29. 29جوليان ليفيجوليان ليفيأمريكي · 1906–1981
  30. 30جيم وارنجيم وارنأمريكي · born 1949
  31. 31مايكل باركسمايكل باركسborn 1944
  32. 32Maurice TabardMaurice TabardFrench · 1897–1984
  33. 33George Wallace JardineGeorge Wallace JardineBritish · 1920–2002
  34. 34غراهام ساذرلاندغراهام ساذرلاندبريطاني · 1903–1980
  35. 35Claude CahunClaude CahunFrench · 1894–1954
  36. 36أولكسندر أكسينينأولكسندر أكسينين1949–1985
  37. 37أوكتافيو أوكامبوأوكتافيو أوكامبوborn 1943
  38. 38Frederick SommerFrederick SommerAmerican · 1905–1999
  39. 39Saul SteinbergSaul SteinbergRomanian-American · 1914–1999
  40. 40لويجي سيرافينيلويجي سيرافينيإيطالي · born 1949
  41. 41أوسكار دومينغيزأوسكار دومينغيز1906–1957
  42. 42Hans BellmerHans BellmerGerman · 1902–1975
  43. 43مايكل سُوامايكل سُواborn 1945
  44. 44جاك يركاجاك يركاborn 1952
  45. 45Angus Rowland McbeanAngus Rowland Mcbean1904–1990
  46. 46Wolfgang PaalenWolfgang PaalenAustrian-Mexican · 1905–1959
  47. 47Clarence John LaughlinClarence John LaughlinAmerican · 1905–1985
  48. 48فيلهلم فريديفيلهلم فريديدنماركي · 1909–1995
  49. 49Manuel Álvarez BravoManuel Álvarez BravoMexican · 1902–2002
  50. 50Sergei ParajanovSergei ParajanovArmenian, Ukrainian · 1924–1990
  51. 51Eileen AgarEileen AgarArgentine-British · 1899–1991
  52. 52جورج كوندوجورج كوندوأمريكي · born 1957
  53. 53ماريو سيزارين دي فاسكونسيلوسماريو سيزارين دي فاسكونسيلوسPortuguese · 1923–2006
  54. 54Piroska SzantoPiroska SzantoHungarian · 1913–1998
  55. 55Artur Cruzeiro SeixasArtur Cruzeiro Seixas1920–2020
  56. 56بافل تشيليتشيفبافل تشيليتشيفمن أصل روسي · 1898–1957
  57. 57Marcelo GrassmannMarcelo GrassmannBrazilian · 1925–2013
  58. 58ماريا إيسكيردو رودريغيزماريا إيسكيردو رودريغيزمكسيكية · 1902–1955
  59. 59Kay SageKay SageAmerican · 1898–1963
  60. 60شول سولارشول سولار1887–1963
  61. 61Richard OelzeRichard OelzeGerman · 1900–1980
  62. 62هيدا ستيرنهيدا ستيرنرومانية أمريكية · 1910–2011
  63. 63Pierre RoyPierre RoyFrench · 1880–1950
  64. 64Ithell ColquhounIthell ColquhounBritish · 1906–1988
  65. 65فرنسيسكو توليدوفرنسيسكو توليدومكسيكي · 1940–2019
  66. 66مارجيت آنامارجيت آنامجرية · 1913–1991
  67. 67Jacqueline LambaJacqueline LambaFrench · 1910–1993
  68. 68VladyVlady1920–2005
  69. 69Caleb LewisCaleb LewisAustralian ·
  70. 70Raquel FornerRaquel FornerArgentine · 1902–1988
  71. 71لوبو كريستيكلوبو كريستيكتشيكي · born 1943
  72. 72جيمس غليسونجيمس غليسون1915–2008
  73. 73جوليان تريريفالجوليان تريريفالبريطاني · 1910–1988
  74. 74Jeffrey SmartJeffrey SmartAustralian · 1921–2013
  75. 75Conroy MaddoxConroy MaddoxEnglish · 1912–2005
  76. 76تريسترام بول هيليرتريسترام بول هيليرEnglish · 1905–1983
  77. 77جيورجي رومانجيورجي رومانمجري · 1903–1981
  78. 78Jorge CastilloJorge CastilloSpanish · born 1933
  79. 79Ivan EyreIvan EyreCanadian · 1935–2022
  80. 80سيري ريتشاردزسيري ريتشاردزويلزي · 1903–1971
  81. 81Eldzier CortorEldzier CortorAmerican · 1916–2015
  82. 82Linder SterlingLinder SterlingBritish · born 1954
  83. 83Juan BarjolaJuan BarjolaSpanish · 1919–2004
  84. 84Emilio TadiniEmilio TadiniSpanish · 1927–2002
  85. 85لياندري كريستوفول إي بيرالبالياندري كريستوفول إي بيرالباCatalan · 1908–1998
  86. 86Ellen LanyonEllen Lanyon1926–2013

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