Jack Bush
Internationally acclaimed Canadian Color Field painter whose vibrant sash and chevron canvases represented Canada at the 1967 Sรฃo Paulo Biennial.
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Internationally acclaimed Canadian Color Field painter whose vibrant sash and chevron canvases represented Canada at the 1967 Sรฃo Paulo Biennial.
Beloved 'Queen of the Golden Voice' whose soaring vocal range, unforgettable duets with Sinn Sisamouth, and pioneering psychedelic rock tracks made her an immortal icon of Cambodian pop music.
First President of Rwanda who authored the Bahutu Manifesto in 1957, led the 1959 social revolution ending the centuries-old Tutsi monarchy, and achieved national independence in 1962.
Patriotic banker and twice Prime Minister of Tunisia (1943, 1950โ1952) who formed the first nationalist negotiation government demanding internal autonomy and took Tunisia's case to the UN.
Fiery mass leader and Islamic socialist revered as 'Mazlum Jananeta' (Leader of the Oppressed) who organized the historic 1957 Kagmari Conference and led the 1976 historic Farakka Long March.
The undisputed titan of French cinema whose iconic performances spanned five decadesโfrom the tragic poetic realism of La Grande Illusion, Quai des brumes, and Le Jour se lรจve to post-war crime masterworks like Touchez pas au grisbi.
American sculptor who originated the kinetic mobile and monumental outdoor stabiles, bringing motion and play into modern sculpture.
Nobel Prize-winning Norwegian-American physical chemist who formulated the Onsager reciprocal relations, regarded as the fourth law of thermodynamics.
Naval aviator and second-highest Canadian fighter ace of World War I, who shot down sixty enemy aircraft and commanded the famous all-Canadian 'Black Flight' of Sopwith Triplanes.
Master of the classical San'a Andalusian tradition of Blida and Algiers, famous for his crystal-clear vocals, violin virtuosity, and mentorship of generations of artists.
Legendary Nunavik Inuit sculptor whose raw grey stone carvings of the "Migration Boat" commemorated his miraculous childhood survival aboard an open umiak.
National Poet of Bangladesh and fiery 'Rebel Poet' (Bidrohi Kobi) whose revolutionary poem 'Bidrohi' and thousands of Nazrul Geeti songs fought colonialism, religious communalism, and oppression.
Proletarian modernist novelist awarded the 1974 Nobel Prize in Literature, celebrated for his Olof tetralogy, Homeric retelling 'Return to Ithaca', and historical masterpiece 'Days of His Grace'.
Creator of Brasรญlia, transforming the inland geographical integration of Brazil; symbolized an era of democratic optimism, cultural effervescence (Bossa Nova), and developmental audacity.
German Expressionist painter and graphic artist whose bold, monumental woodcuts and intensely saturated canvases forged the foundational visual vocabulary of Die Brรผcke.
Colossal figure of 20th-century Latin American letters, master of the neo-baroque, and founder of the 'Orรญgenes' literary magazine whose monumental 1966 novel 'Paradiso' dazzled world literature.
German Lutheran theologian and New Testament scholar who pioneered form criticism and the program of 'demythologizing' the New Testament to reveal the existential Kerygma.
Visionary and eccentric avant-garde poet of Colombian-Swedish ancestry whose baroque, musical verse, inventive neologisms, and alter egos (Leo Legris, Erik Fjordson) made him an unclassifiable literary titan.