German women painters

German painter (1885–1933)

German noble, socialite

German artist (1622-1709)

German actress, dancer, painter and singer

German-Swiss painter (1859–1937)

German painter (1862-1943)

German painter (1678-1743)

thumb|from a psalter on parchment, figure of a woman swinging diagonally over the page forms the tail of the letter Q that begins Psalm 51 (in the counting of the Vulgata, today: Psalm 52) the name, Claricia, is inscribed above her head, [[Walters Art Museum]] Claricia or Clarica was a 13th-century German illuminator. She is noted for including a self-portrait in a South German psalter of c. 1200, now in The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore. In the self-portrait, she depicts herself as swinging from the tail of a letter Q. Additionally, she inscribed her name over her head.

German painter (1827-1891)

German painter (1826-1893)

German painter (1928-2020)

German artist (1907-1976)

German painter (1869-1957)

painter from Germany (1600–1674)

German painter (1886-1941)

German painter (1860-1923)

German artist (born 1977)

German artist (1862-1937)

German painter

Polish painter

Israeli artist (1892-1970)

deutsche Tiermalerin

German painter (1765-1838)

Bavarian Landowner

German painter (1821–1904)

German artist (1688-1723)

German painter (1969–2020)

Slovenian painter and sculptor (1887–1944)

French painter (1822–1885)

German painter (1907-1998)

German painter

Austrian painter

German painter

German artist (1901-1989)

German painter (1828-1888)

German painter

german-born artist of Swedish descent

Visual Artist, Painter, Installation Artist

German painter (1743-1811)

German-Brazilian artist (born 1973)