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- Artist
- Alexander
- Barnard
- Bastida
- Belleuse
- Berthon
- Bloch
- Boldini
- Botticelli
- Boucher
- Bouguereau
- Brickdale
- Brown
- Caspar
- Casteels
- Cauchois
- Chaplin
- Chase
- Cezanne
- Cheret
- Collier
- Collins
- Cooper
- Cot
- Cowper
- Crane
- Curtis
- Da Vinci
- Degas
- Delaunay
- Dicksee
- Duffield
- Elsley
- Falero
- Fantin-Latour
- Farquharson
- Fisher
- Galien Laloue
- Garzoni
- Gaugain
- Godward
- Grimshaw
- Guillaumin
- Guiseppe
- Hacker
- Harlamoff
- Hasegawa
- Hughes
- Kavel
- Killingworth
- Kirchner
- Klimt
- Knight
- Lefebvre
- Leighton
- Leighton-E
- Lemaire
- Lenoir
- Leslie
- Liljefors
- Longpre
- Manet
- Michelangelo
- Millais
- Monet
- Moran
- Moran, E.
- Morgan
- Moore
- Morris
- Mucha
- Munier
- Phillips
- Piot
- Pissarro
- Potter
- Poynter
- Quinton
- Raphael
- Reid
- Rembrant
- Renoir
- Rheam
- Rivera
- Rockwell
- Rose
- Rossetti
- Rubens
- Sant
- Seurat
- Shaw
- Sicurezza
- Simmons
- Sisley
- Smith
- Sophie
- Stokes
- Tadema
- Tarbell
- Tarrant
- Thayer
- Tiffany
- Tissot
- Utamaro
- Van Gogh
- Velazquez
- Vermeer
- Vernon
- Waterhouse
- Willmott
- Winterhalter
- Poster Size
- Animals
- Blocks
- Butterflies & Insects
- Fantasy
- Fashion
- Flowers & Fruits
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Falero
Luis Ricardo Falero (1851 – December 7, 1896), Duke of Labranzano, was a Spanish painter. He specialized in female nudes and mythological, oriental and fantasy settings. His most common medium was oil on canvas.
Falero had a particular interest in astronomy and incorporated celestial constellations into many of his works, such as "The Marriage of a Comet" and "Twin Stars". His interest and knowledge of astronomy also led him to illustrate the works of Camille Flammarion. (Wikipedia.org)