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- Beethoven - Ludwig van Beethoven, the German musical genius, redefined the scope of western classical music by transforming it into a powerful medium of expression of philosophical thoughts as well as feelings.
- Johann Sebastian Bach - Johann Sebastian Bach is the successor to the polyphonic art that he revitalized with his spirit.
- Leonardo Da Vinci - Leonardo da Vinci, an artist of great acclaim and a farsighted scientist of the Renaissance, mesmerized people across the world with his vision and depth of thought in art.
- Michelangelo - "It has been said that Michelangelo Buonarotti nailed some poor man to a board and pierced his heart with a spear, so as to paint a crucifixion." Francesco Susinno here repeats an early urban legend about one of the greatest artists of the Italian Renaissance.
- Pablo Picasso - Pablo Ruiz Picasso was born in Malaga Spain on October 25, 1881. His father Don Jose Ruiz Blasco was an art teacher. His mother’s name was Dona Maria Picasso Lopez. According to Spanish tradition Pablo was given the last name of his father Ruiz and of mother's Picasso. This is how his name was kept. Pablo Ruiz Picasso.
- Rabindranath Tagore - Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore was a creative epoch in whose wake great legions of inspired writers, poets, singers, musicians, linguists, historians, artists and philosophers emerged in India.
- Rembrandt - From his humble origins as a miller’s son to one of the most famous Dutch artists, Rembrandt’s life was a dramatic sequence of success and disaster.
- Vincent Van Gogh - Vincent van Gogh was one of the most original artists, largely self-taught. On the basis of works of the last three years of his life, Van Gogh is generally considered to be one of the greatest painters of all time.
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