Artist by Country
Where an artist grows up shapes how they see the world, and that shows up in their work. This section groups WooArts profiles by region, African, Asian, European, Latin American, and Middle Eastern artists, so you can explore art through the lens of geography and culture instead of just style or medium. Some countries get their own dedicated page when there are enough artists to fill one; smaller groups are gathered into their wider region instead. Either way, the aim is the same: to make it easy to discover painters, sculptors, and photographers from a particular part of the world.
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Artist Laurits Andersen Ring | Artist by Country
Laurits Andersen Ring was a Danish painter who showed rural poverty honestly, without making it look prettier than it was, which earned him the nickname the Apostle of the Hideous. He painted farmers, doorways, and open windows across southern Zealand until his death in 1933.
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Benito Quinquela Martín | Artist by Country
Benito Quinquela Martín was an Argentine painter who rose from a poor background to become one of Argentina’s most beloved artists, painting the tugboats, cranes, and smoke of Buenos Aires’ La Boca harbor. His raw, glowing colors captured the noise and heat of the docks like almost no one else.
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Luo Li Rong | Artist by Country
Luo Li Rong is a Chinese sculptor born in Hunan in 1980 who trained at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing before settling in Europe. She casts life size bronze figures of women in motion, blending Chinese tradition with Renaissance and Baroque technique, and now runs her own foundry in Bologna, Italy.
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Kal Gajoum | Artist by Country
His bold, glowing street scenes and refined palette-knife work have captivated collectors worldwide.
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Marcos Beccari | Artist by Country
Marcos Beccari is a Brazilian watercolor artist born in 1987 in São Paulo, known for hyperrealistic paintings that capture light and water in quiet, emotional moments. His work has appeared in exhibitions and publications around the world.
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Gustav Klimt | Artist by Country
Gustav Klimt was an Austrian painter born in 1862 near Vienna, known for blending symbolist ideas with gold leaf and rich decorative pattern. He died in 1918, leaving behind portraits, allegories, and myth scenes shaped by his early training in mural painting.
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Robert Campin | Artist by Country
Robert Campin was a Flemish painter born around 1375 in Tournai, working at the start of early Netherlandish realism with oil paint, deep color, and fine detail. He is best known today for the Mérode Altarpiece and other religious scenes filled with quiet, symbolic objects.
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Mondongo | Artist by Country
Mondongo is an Argentine art collective founded in 1999 in Buenos Aires by Juliana Laffitte, Manuel Mendanha, and Agustina Picasso. They build portraits and social scenes out of unusual materials like plasticine, thread, glass, and food, best known for the record-setting installation “Argentina (paisajes).”
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Manuel García | Artist by Country
Manuel García is a Bolivian watercolor artist known for soft light washes, gentle transitions, and quiet, realist scenes of landscapes and small daily moments. He lets the paper glow through the paint, giving his work a warm and personal feeling.
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Nikoletta Kiraly | Artist by Country
Nikoletta Király is a Hungarian painter born in Debrecen who learned to paint in her grandfather’s studio and now lives near Lake Balaton. She paints outdoors often, using a knife or brush to bring soft, impressionist light to landscapes and everyday scenes.
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Zsigmond István | Artist by Country
Zsigmond István is a Hungarian artist born in 1964 in Budapest who mixes traditional watercolor technique with modern digital finishing. Active since the early 1990s, he has also written poetry and composed music alongside his portraits and landscapes.
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Peder Mork Monsted | Artist by Country
Peder Mørk Mønsted was a Danish landscape painter born in 1859 near Grenaa, celebrated for forests, rivers, and winter scenes so precise that many viewers mistake them for photographs. He trained in Copenhagen and Paris, traveled widely across Europe and North Africa, and became one of the most admired landscape painters of his time.
