These three artists inspired our Narrative Portrait project.

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2.  Bosch produced several triptychs. Among his
most famous is The Garden of Earthly
Delights.
 He was from the Netherlands and was part of
the Northern Renaissance.
 Bosch is also one of the most revolutionary
draftsmen in the history of art, producing
some of the first distinctive sketches in
Northern Europe.

5. The man is a
self portrait
of
Hieronymus
Bosch

9.  Did not want to be expected to create “Indian Art”
 “I did not find an interest in drawing traditional
American Indian cultural icons. If I did, I changed a lot
of the images and made them more intricate and
interesting.”
 “I wanted to create my own art on a new level and
steer clear of the old traditional Indian style of art.”
-Star Wallowing Bull

15.  Creator & Illustrator of Where’s Waldo books
 "My earliest influences were cinema epics and playing
with toy soldiers. I attempted to recapture the
excitement in my drawings, which started out as
crowds of crude stick figures."
-Martin Handford
 Martin was asked to create a book showcasing his
talent, and the character Waldo was born to provide a
link between each scene.
 "That’s who Waldo is - an afterthought," he says. "As it
turns out, the fans were more interested in the
character than in the crowd scenes."

16.  As an artist Martin's Where's Waldo books have
been immensely successful
 43 million copies worldwide
 33 countries
 22 languages.
 "I can’t tell you how pleased I am that Waldo has
taken on a life of his own, I’d like to inspire
children--to open their minds to explore subjects
more--to just be aware of what’s going on
around them. I’d like them to see wonder in
places that might not have occurred to them."