I an admirer of your work and often visit the website just to discover new artists or a piece of art work. I am also from India and I have felt that there are many contemporary Indian artists that are not represented here. For example, works of Rumale Channabasavaiah from Karnataka, Bangalore.

As of oct 5 2020
Error on da Vinci paintings- battle of anghieri

Any chance of adding the artist Kara Walker?

you have no mention of it ???

R.Bonheur "The Old Pensioner" Painting, ca. 1875

Please

When I accidentally click 0n the 3 dots below the painting it takes me to a site that sells prints. Annoying because I lose my place in browsing and have to start all over

Ich würde mal vorschlagen die Genre Zuordnung zu generell zu überprüfen: Nehmen Sie nur mal 'Gemälde von Wildtieren' es erscheinen nur alte ehrwürdige Männer (Künstler).
Gott sei Dank schon tot, sonst würden Sie sich vermutlich wehren als Wildtiere bezeichnet zu werden.

Maybe I have missed it - but I see no section on Native Americas Art.

I personally detested politics and means of mr. hitler. There was a recent movie about aldolf hitler. My 12 year old loves to paint. She found out mr. hitler to be a rather good painter. I find it interesting his works are not in your encyclopedia. thank you

I suggest you look at your primary goal and actually try and achieve it. Apparently I can't view Matisse in my country, England, why?

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Suggestion on adding the french painter Jean-Jacques Henner.

Yue Minjun is an incredible Chinese painter. He is a notable artist, so I am surprised he is not already on this website. He does a very specific stylized series of self-portraits, which I think would add well to your existing Chinese art section.

Add 'Indigenous North American' category so viewers can pull all those Native, First Nations, Inuit and Métis artist together in one search. It would be great to be able to see and compare works over the years of artists like Kent Monkman and Norval Morrisseau.

This movement is now sometimes called Indigenous Group of Seven. This was an important art movement in Canadian art history as it marks the beginning of the indigenous art renaissance in Canada and featured important painters like Alex Janvier and Daphne Odjig.