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Art of the Print - Main Artist Index (G): This page contains a wide selection of international fine art. Our gallery Art of the Print / www.artoftheprint.com sells original etchings, lithographs, watercolors, paintings, drawings and other mediums of original graphic art, dating from the Renaissance period to contemporary times. We guarantee the authenticity of every work of art 100%. Full documentation and certification is provided. Our Main Artist Index pages contain a complete listing of all the artists included on our site, with links to a full description of each item and images when available. The alphabetical links above will take you to the different pages for this index. If you wish to view the active links for the artists included on this page, just scroll down or click on the letter (G).

The most recent works of art included on this page are by well known international painters, illustrators, watercolour artists and or original printmakers. They are the eighteenth century engravers, Hector Gavin, the twentieth century Spanish and Catalan painter and woodcut artist, Antoni Gelabert i Casas and Richard Godfrey, the 20th century Austrian artist in such media as steel, copper and wrought iron, Hans Gerstmayr, the twentieth century American painter, illustrator, woodcut artist and writer, Morton Lloyd Garchik, 'Morton Garchik', the Russian born, Robert Genin who was best known for his figure studies and portraits, one of America's most influential etchers of the nineteenth century, Robert Swain Gifford, two of Germany's leading painters and printmakers of the twentieth century, Hilde Goldschmidt, and Raimund Girke, the Polish painter, printmaker, poet, political scientist and social activist, Krzysztof Glass, the 19th century French engraver, Alexis Francois Girard, Alexis Girard, and the fine American painters and printmakers, Percy Grassby, and Nancy Gray the contemporary Italian painter and lithographer, Luciano Guarnier, the twentieth century Swiss artist, Ferdinand Erwin Grosshardt 'Ferdinand Grosshardt' and Michael Van der Gucht.

Our collection features original art created by artists from many countries such as the British artists, Joseph Gray, Arthur Joseph Gaskin (Arthur Gaskin), and Derrick Greaves, or the American artists, Emil Ganso, Hector Gavin, Yankel Ginzburg, Harry Gottlieb, Percy Grassby, Nancy Gray, Chaim Gross and William Gropper, the Canadian artist, William Frederick George Godfrey, the 17th century Dutch artist, Jacobus Gole, the French artists, Jean Leon Gerome and Norbert Goeneutte, Pierre Gusman, the satirical artists, James Gillray, Gavarni The German artist, Kurt Gunther, and many others. These are only a few of the artists featured on this page.

We provide search links to different Categories ranging from old master engravings and original fine art to speciality collecting such as animals, botanicals, genre, maps, military art, posters and advertising, satirical art, sports and many other interests. You can also link to pages focused on the century you prefer or by the artists' nationalities.

Featured Artists:We have included a brief artist biography on this page for Francisco Goya and James Gillray. You will find a brief biography listed below. You can scroll down or press on the name links to go there. If you wish to view the entire list of the biographies provided, please go to the www.artoftheprint.com (Featured Artist's Biography) page.

Art of the Print / www.artoftheprint.com - Main Artist Index (H): Art of The Print features original art by British artists, American, Austrian, Canadian, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish and artists from many other nationalities. The artists included on this page are Carl Albert Joseph Gaber, Joseph Gaber, Justin Gabriel, Johannes Gachnang, Alan Gaines, William Gale, Michael Gallagher, Michael J. Gallagher, Emile Gallois, Roy C. Gamble, Roy Gamble, Emil Ganso, Morton Lloyd Garchik, William Nelson Gardiner, Marjorie Stuart Garfield, Marjorie Garfield, Martin Garhart, Martin John Garhart, Hippolyte-Louis Garnier, Edmund Henry Garrett, Edmund Garrett, Arthur Joseph Gaskin, Arthur Gaskin, Georges Gassies, Mordi Gassner, Margaret Ann Gaug, Margaret Gaug, Thomas Gaugain, Ignaz Marcel Gaugengigl, Ignaz Gaugengigl, Paul Gauthier, Lucien Marcelin Gautier,Gavarni, Hippolyte Guillaume Sulpice Chavalier, Hector Gavin, Ogata Gekko, Ernst Geissendorfer, Paul Geissler, Antoni Gelabert i Casas, Hugo Gellert, Claude Lorrain, Claude Gellee de Lorrain, William Overend Geller, William Geller, Hugo Gellert, Gen Paul 'Eugene Paul', John Gendall, Robert Genin, Francesca Genna, Genot, Esther Gentle Rattner, Esther Rattner, Ernest George, Francois Georgin, Baron Francois Pascal Simon Gerard, Francois Gerard, Jean Leon Gerome, Jean Gerome, Hans Gerstmayr, Alfred Gerstenbrand, Paul Geygan, Alberto Giacometti, Charles Dana Gibson, Charles Gibson, John Gibson, Robert Swain Gifford, Robert Gifford, Ruth Gikow, Achille-Isidore Gilbert, Edward Frank Gillett, Edward Gillett, James Gillray, Ginko, Yankel Ginzburg, Alexis Francois Girard, Alexis Girard, Raimund Girke (Raimund Gierke), Luca Giordano, Girault, Maria Girona, Krzysztof Glass, Edward Glen, Henry Gillard Glindoni, Henry Glindoni, George Glover, Georges Gobo, Richard Godfrey, William Frederick Goerge Godfrey, William Godfrey, Louis Godefroy, Edouard Joseph Goerg, Edouard Goerg, Norbert Goeneutte, Robert Charles Goff, Robert Goff, John Goldar, Jacobus Gole, Goldsmith, Hilde Goldschmidt, Sue Gollifer, Jose Gomez de Navia, Gonzalez Sanchez, Sergio Gonzales Tornero, Carl Arnold Gonzenbach, Carl Gonzenbach, Edward Goodall, Frederick Goodall, Nathaniel I. Gornick, Nathaniel Gornick, Harry Gottlieb, Leopold Gottlieb, Lorrie Goulet, Francisco Goya, Claude Goyrand, James Edward Grace, James Grace, Frederick Graetz, Graham's Magazine, Grandville, Jean Ignace Isidore Gerard, Jean Gerard, Percy Grassby, Eugene Samuel Grasset, Eugene Grasset, Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur, Alexandre Louis Gravier, Alexandre Gravier, Joseph Gray, Nancy Gray, Eliza Pratt Greatorex, Eliza Greatorex, Harry Greaver, Derrick Greaves, C. Green, G. G. Green, Thomas Garland Greene, Marion Greenwood, Gregory Grant,Charles Grignion, John Grillo, Nathaniel Grogan, Marcel Gromaire, Reginald Grooms, Reginald Leslie Grooms, Reginald Grooms, Nathaniel William Gropper, Claude Grosperrin, Anthony Gross, Chaim Gross, Fritz Gross, P. A. Gross, Elias Mandel Grossman, Elias Grossman, Rudolf Grossmann, Wilhelm Heinrich Ludwig Gruner 'Lewis Gruner', Carl Grupp, Joseph Peter Gualtieri 'Joseph Gualtieri', Luciano Guarnieri, Jean Baptiste Guelard, Henri-Charles Guerard, Henri Guerard, Giovannie Francesco Barbieri 'Guercino', Guido, Honore Guilbeau, Jean-Baptiste Armand Guillaumin, Jean Guillaumin, Alexandre Gaston Guignard, Alexandre Guignard, Kurt Gunther, Pierre Gusman, Michael Van der Gucht, Jean Baptiste Guth, Jean Guth, Albrecht Gutjahr and Eishi Gyokusai.

View images, more information and other etchings by Francisco Goya

Francisco Goya (Fuentodos, 1746 - Bordeaux, 1828): A strong case could be made that Francisco Goya represents the single greatest influence upon the development of nineteenth and twentieth century art. There is no doubt that he was truly a masterful painter. Yet his greatest influence was and is found in his original etchings, aquatints and lithographs. Along with Rembrandt, Durer and Whistler, Goya belongs to the select group of the greatest original print-making artists of all time.

Goya's original prints were largely ignored during his lifetime. Many (including the complete Disasters of War set) were not published in significant numbers until after his death. As many of the etchings were direct attacks upon many social customs and upon the religious and political powers of the day, they were simply too dangerous for public perusal. Yet what great artists who came after Goya were not affected by his graphic art? Such masters as Delacroix, Manet, Redon, Picasso, Ernst and the entire movements of Expressionism and Symbolism paid direct homage to his genius.

Goya's first great series of etchings, Los Caprichos, appeared in 1799. It was published by Goya himself in bound editions of 300 impressions. This remarkable set of eighty-four etchings with aquatint was largely satirical in nature and included numerous attacks upon the clergy, the nobility and upon a host of human follies and vices. For this reason, two-hundred and forty of the bound sets were quickly confiscated by the King of Spain and were held until well after Goya's death.

View images, more information and other original works of art by James Gillray

James Gillray (Chelsea, 1757 - London, 1815): Viewed by many as the greatest of all English satirical artists, James Gillray spent his youth in the rigid religious environment of the Moravian sect. In his teens he apprenticed to a city engraver and etched maps and bank notes. Finding it dull labour, Gillray ran off and joined a troupe of traveling actors. In 1778 he entered the Royal Academy Schools and studied stipple engraving under Francesco Bartolozzi. Gillray's first etchings were illustrations for popular literary works of the day such as Fielding's, Tom Jones , and Goldsmith's, The Deserted Village.

At about the same time James Gillray began etching political satires for various London publishers. His brilliant use of distortion to portray liknesses of leading figures quickly made Gillray both famous and infamous. In 1792 Gillray came to work exclusively for Mrs. Hannah Humphrey and even lived and worked in her publishing shop for the rest of his life. Gillray's now famous portrayals of George III, Napoleon and a host of many others were created for this publisher. It was, in fact, Gillray's delightful invention of Napoleon as a 'manic midget' that was crucial in forming public opinion against his aggressive military activities.

From 1811 Gillray suffered from ill health, failing eyesight and fits of madness. By then, however, his brilliant methods had permanently reshaped the art of satire and caricature and remain a major influence to this day.

Art of the Print / www.artoftheprint.com sells international fine art. Our collection consists of original paintings, watercolors, drawings, and prints, such as etchings, line engravings, lithographs, aquatints, mezzotints, woodcuts, wood engravings, silk-screens, monoprints, monotypes and other mediums of original art. All of these works of art have been created by prominent and established artists, (painters, illustrators, and printmakers). Their nationalities vary from American to British, Canadian, Czechoslovakian, Dutch, Flemish, French, German, Italian, Mexican, Austrian, Belgium, Israeli, Danish, and Japanese, as well as artists from other countries. The collected works span from the early Renaissance period to the modern and contemporary art period. You can find categories ranging from original fine art to speciality collecting such as animal art, botanical art, genre, portraits, maps, military art, lithographic posters and advertising art, satirical art, sports art and many other areas of interest.

The artist biographies, research and or information pertaining to all the original works of art posted on our pages has been written and designed by Greg & Connie Peters exclusively for our site, (www.artoftheprint.com). Please visit us regularly to view the latest artworks offered for sale. We will soon be posting an update of our most recent research and include the biographical and historical information pertaining to our next collection of original works of art created by artists throughout the centuries. We hope you found the information you were looking for and that it has been beneficial.