Chevalier de Saint-Georges (Joseph Bologne, shown here in 1787 around age 41), was considered one of the most accomplished men in Europe during his lifetime.

José de San Martín (1778 - 1850, pictured here in his 40s) is known as "El Libertador” of Argentina, Chile and Peru.

I know Jane Austen doesn’t need too much of an introduction, but I was pleased to work on her again.

I think this one has been requested for a long time, but I finally worked up the courage to work from the only almost-universally agreed upon portrait of Da Vinci

Came across this statue a while ago and was really excited to work from it. I’ve been looking for more Korean or East Asian figures to do

I’ve been trying to get more South American figures in the mix, and the story of Policarpa Salavarrieta (known as La Pola)

“Why were all their lips so tiny?!” Is the question I get most often when posting Tudor content, and I’ve been curious about this as well.

This one is a long time coming! I’ve gotten so many requests for Mozart over the last year

The gang is all here! Hope you all enjoyed my revisiting some of my favorite historical characters.

Anne of Cleves deserved the full 2020 revision treatment as well! She’s the last Tudor revision for now.