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Flexigrid-S is a series of enhancements to the jQuery table plugin Flexigrid that allow for sorting, searching and pagination of static HTML data tables. Flexigrid is an awesome tool for adding interactivity to tabular data but most features require Ajax calls to a backend XML/JSON data provider to refresh the visible rows. This works well for clients with a high speed connection and for data sources that support the various data set manipulations. Conversely, Flexigrid-S extends the base plugin with methods that dynamically modifying the visible rows of a large static HTML table. Thanks to Paulo P. Marinas and team for an awesome plugin.

1	English School	William Hogarth	1697-1764	English painter, engraver, founder of English School of figurative painting.
2	English School	Richard Wilson	1714-82	Founder of modern English School of landscape painting.
3	English School	Joshua Reynolds	1723-92	Eminent portraitist, President of London Royal Academy.
4	English School	George Stubbs	1724-1806	Equestrian artist, horse painter, animalier.
5	English School	Thomas Gainsborough	1727-88	Portrait artist, landscapes.
6	English School	Joseph Wright of Derby	1734-1797	Midlands portrait painter, noted for his chiaroscuro & candlight scenes.
7	English School	Henry Fuseli	1741-1825	Romantic expressionist artist, symbolist painter.
8	English School	Henry Raeburn	1756-1823	Scottish portrait artist, active in Edinburgh, famous for The Skating Minister.
9	English School	William Blake	1757-1827	The outstanding English engraver, etcher, watercolourist and illustrator.
10	English School	John Crome	1768-1821	Norfolk landscape artist, President of Norwich School; influenced by Hobbema.
11	English School	Thomas Lawrence	1769-1830	Regency society portraitist, painter to King George III; President RA London.
12	English School	Thomas Girtin	1775-1802	England's first major watercolourist.
13	English School	JMW Turner	1775-1851	The greatest English watercolourist and landscape painter.
14	English School	John Constable	1776-1837	England's greatest naturalist landscape artist. Noted for "e;The Hay Wain."e;
15	English School	John Sell Cotman	1782-1842	Watercolourist of the Norwich School of landscape painters.
16	English School	John Martin	1789-1854	History painter of Biblical scenes; exponent of Romanticism; printmaker.
17	English School	Alfred Stevens	1817-75	Outstanding Victorian painter and sculptor.
18	English School	George Frederick Watts	1817-1904	The most revered English artist portraitist, sculptor) of the late 19th century.
19	English School	Frederic Leighton	1830-1896	Victorian neoclassicist, noted for Greek subject paintings, and portraiture.
20	English School	William Morris	1834-96	Painter, designer, decorative artist; leader of Arts & Crafts Movement.
21	English School	Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema	1836-1912	Classical subject painter, noted for female nudes such as The Tepidarium.
22	American School	Benjamin West	1738-1820	Innovative history painter, portraitist, "e;Father of American Painting."e;
23	American School	John Singleton Copley	1738-1815	American portraitist, history painter - Boston and London.
24	American School	Gilbert Stuart	1755-1828	Greatest American portrait painter of late-18th/ early-19th century.
25	American School	Thomas Cole	1801-48	Founder of Hudson River school of American wilderness landscape painting.
26	American School	George Caleb Bingham	1811-1879	Missouri genre-painter, frontier luminist landscape artist, portraitist.
27	American School	Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze	1816-68	Best known for his history painting Washington Crossing the Delaware.
28	American School	George Inness	1825-1894	Brilliant Impressionistic painter, who defined Tonalism.
29	American School	Frederic Edwin Church	1826-1900	Pupil of Cole, and America's greatest ever landscape painter.
30	American School	Albert Bierstadt	1830-1902	German-born landscape artist of Hudson River School, Luminism style.
31	American School	Winslow Homer	1836-1910	American pioneer-style seascapes, Civil War paintings, scenic views.
32	American School	Thomas Eakins	1844-1916	Greatest American exponent of figurative realism. Noted for The Gross Clinic.
33	American School	John Singer Sargent	1856-1925	Portrait artist in the grand manner, noted for society portraits.
34	American School	Frederic Remington	1861-1909	Painter, illustrator & sculptor of American cowboy 'Wild West'.
35	Romantics	Caspar David Friedrich	1774-1840	German symbolist landscape painter.
36	Romantics	Theodore Gericault	1791-1824	Known for his masterpiece "e;The Raft of the Medusa."e;
37	Romantics	Paul Delaroche	1797-1856	Romantic French history painter; ranked with Gericault and Delacroix.
38	Romantics	Eugene Delacroix	1798-63	Leader of French Romantic art movement and 19th century Romantic Artists.
39	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood	William Holman Hunt	1827-1910	Co-founder of PRB. Famous paintings include The Lady of Shalott.
40	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood	Dante Gabriel Rossetti	1828-82	Co-founder, noted for The Annunciation and other romantic works.
41	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood	John Everett Millais	1829-96	Traditional portraitist, best-known for his romantic painting Ophelia.
42	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood	Edward Burne-Jones	1833-1898	Painter, stained glass/tapestry designer for William Morris & Co.
43	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood	John William Waterhouse	1849-1917	English Romantic painter of historical/literary works, like The Lady of Shalott.
44	19th-Century Realists	Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot	1796-1875	Romantic/Realist French landscape painter.
45	19th-Century Realists	Honore Daumier	1808-79	Renowned French Caricaturist, graphic artist and realist painter.
46	19th-Century Realists	Jean-Francois Millet	1814-75	Realist painter, founder of French Barbizon School of landscape painting.
47	19th-Century Realists	Gustave Courbet	1819-77	Founder of French Realism art movement, leader of Realist Artists.
48	Symbolists	Gustave Moreau	1826-1898	Noted for his history painting. Huge influence on Andre Breton & Surrealism.
49	Symbolists	Odilon Redon	1840-1916	Painter, printmaker, noted for The Cyclops; anticipated Surrealism.
50	Symbolists	Ferdinand Hodler	1853-1918	With Arnold Bocklin, one of the founders of modern art in Switzerland.
51	Symbolists	James Ensor	1860-1949	Belgian exponent of Symbolism, famous for Christ's Entry Into Brussels.
52	Impressionists	Eugene Boudin	1824-98	Influential forerunner of Impressionism; taught Monet plein air painting.
53	Impressionists	Edouard Manet	1832-83	Father of modern painting in France; one of the first great modern artists.
54	Impressionists	Claude Monet	1840-1926	Founder of Impressionistic plein-air painting.
55	Impressionists	Camille Pissarro	1830-1903	Outstanding cityscape and landscape painter.
56	Impressionists	Pierre-Auguste Renoir	1841-1919	Finest exponent of 'dappled light' in Impressionist movement.
57	Impressionists	Alfred Sisley	1839-1899	Like Monet, a pure Impressionist specializing in landscapes.
58	Impressionists	Edgar Degas	1834-1917	The greatest figure painter of French Impressionism.
59	Impressionists	Berthe Morisot	1841-95	Leading female Impressionist; sister-in-law of Manet.
60	Impressionists	Gustave Caillebotte	1848-94	Rich Impressionist, best known for Paris: A Rainy Day and his art collection.
61	Impressionists	Mary Cassatt	1845-1926	American Impressionist artist, noted for 'mother and child' paintings.
62	Impressionists	Anders Zorn	1860-1920	Famous Impressionist portrait painter from Sweden, best known for his nudes.
63	Post-Impressionists	James Abbott McNeill Whistler	1834-1903	Member of the Aesthetic Movement: noted for his "e;Nocturnes"e; and etchings.
64	Post-Impressionists	Paul Cezanne	1839-1906	Arguably the greatest of all Post-Impressionist painters, precursor of Cubism.
65	Post-Impressionists	Paul Gauguin	1848-1903	Outstanding colourist, influenced Synthetism, Cloisonism and Primitivism.
66	Post-Impressionists	Vincent Van Gogh	1853-1890	Founder of modern Expressionism.
67	Post-Impressionists	Georges Seurat	1859-1891	Founder of Neo-Impressionist art: colour theories of Pointillism & Divisionism.
68	Post-Impressionists	Walter Sickert	1860-1942	Greatest British Post-Impressionist painter. Founded Camden Town Group.
69	Post-Impressionists	Paul Signac	1863-1935	Leader of Neo-Impressionism after Seurat; developed Chromoluminarism.
70	Post-Impressionists	Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec	1864-1901	Genre painter, printmaker, draftsman and illustrator.
71	Post-Impressionists	Paul Serusier	1864-1927	Gauguin follower, founder of Nabis, noted for The Talisman & his religious art.
72	Post-Impressionists	Pierre Bonnard	1867-1947	Post-Impressionist painter, famous for his colourism and intimate interiors.
73	Post-Impressionists	Edouard Vuillard	1868-1940	Co-founder of Intimism: noted for genre-paintings of intimate interiors.
74	Post-Impressionists	P.S. Kroyer	1851-1909	Norwegian-born post-Impressionist landscape painter.
75	Post-Impressionists	Vilhelm Hammershoi	1864-1916	Danish Intimist genre-painter of muted interiors in blues and greys.
76	Post-Impressionists	Maurice Utrillo	1883-1955	French painter, noted for picture postcard views of Parisian streets.
77	Russian School of Painting	Ivan Shishkin	1832-98	Forest/woodland landscape artist. See also: Russian Artists (1300-present).
78	Russian School of Painting	Vasily Perov	1833-82	Critical realism-style genre painter.
79	Russian School of Painting	Ivan Kramskoy	1837-1887	Foremost portraitist of 19th century Russia. Noted for Leo Tolstoy (1873).
80	Russian School of Painting	Konstantin Savitsky	1844-1905	Critical realist genre painter.
81	Russian School of Painting	Vasily Polenov	1844-1927	Landscape painter, also noted for biblical paintings.
82	Russian School of Painting	Ilya Repin	1844-1930	The finest Russian/Ukrainian realist genre-painter and portraitist.
83	Russian School of Painting	Vasily Surikov	1848-1916	Russia's greatest history painter of the 19th century.
84	Russian School of Painting	Mikhail Vrubel	1856-1910	Symbolist painter, noted for his Demon paintings and mosaic-like brushwork.
85	Russian School of Painting	Isaac Levitan	1860-1900	Landscape painter: master of light and colour.
86	Russian School of Painting	Abram Arkhipov	1862-1930	Socially aware genre painter, in the critical realist style.
87	Russian School of Painting	Valentin Serov	1865-1911	Greatest Russian Impressionist portrait painter.
88	Primitive/Fantasy Art	Paul Klee	1879-1940	Expressionist, surrealist painter/graphic artist noted for his dreamlike imagery.
89	Primitive/Fantasy Art	Henri Rousseau	1844-1910	Naive painter, noted for The Sleeping Gypsy and exotic landscapes.
90	Primitive/Fantasy Art	Le Douanier
91	Primitive/Fantasy Art	Marc Chagall	1887-1985	Prolific, versatile Jewish-Russian painter, lithographer, stained glass artist.
92	Art Nouveau/Poster Designers	Jules Cheret	1836-1932	Inventor of "e;3-stone chromolithographs"e;; pioneer of advertising poster art.
93	Art Nouveau/Poster Designers	Alphonse Mucha	1860-1939	Epitomizes Art Nouveau graphic art - posters, illustrations; painted Slav Epic.
94	Art Nouveau/Poster Designers	Gustav Klimt	1862-1918	Leader of Viennese Secessionist movement, noted for his art nouveau style, and paintings using mosaic & gold, like The Kiss, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer.
95	Art Nouveau/Poster Designers	Aubrey Beardsley	1872-98	Art Nouveau illustrator, known for illustrations of Salome and Morte d'Arthur.
96	Art Nouveau/Poster Designers	Leonetto Cappiello	1875-1942	Caricaturist, lithographer, poster designer noted for his functionalism.
97	Fauvists	Henri Matisse	1869-1954	Founder of Fauvism and leading colourist in modern art. He remained obsessed with colour all his life.
98	Fauvists	Albert Marquet	1875-1947	Specialized in watery landscapes of River Seine, ports etc. Impressionist style.
99	Fauvists	Maurice de Vlaminck	1876-1958	Self-taught colourist painter, influenced by Van Gogh and later Cezanne.
100	Fauvists	Raoul Dufy	1877-1953	French Impressionist/Fauvist painter noted for his colourism & mural paintings.
101	Fauvists	Kees van Dongen	1877-1968	Dutch Fauvist, member of Dresden Die Brucke expressionist group, portraitist.
102	Fauvists	Andre Derain	1880-1954	Member of Ecole de Paris, friend of Fauvist painters like Matisse, De Vlaminck.
103	Expressionists	Arnold Bocklin	1827-1901	Symbolist painter from Switzerland, best known for Island of the Dead.
104	Expressionists	Lovis Corinth	1858-1925	German modern artist, famous both for his Impressionism and Expressionism.
105	Expressionists	Edvard Munch	1863-1944	Norwegian Expressionist painter, famous for The Scream.
106	Expressionists	Alexei von Jawlensky	1864-1941	Russian colourist of Der Blaue Reiter group, noted for his portraits (heads).
107	Expressionists	Wassily Kandinsky	1866-1944	Russian painter and art theorist, founder of Der Blaue Reiter art movement.
108	Expressionists	Emil Nolde	1867-1956	Powerful expressionist artist, flower painter, printmaker (woodcuts).
109	Expressionists	Frank Kupka	1871-1957	Czech abstract painter, based in Paris, noted for his non-objecrtive colourism.
110	Expressionists	Georges Rouault	1871-1958	French expressionist painter, known for his oils, gouache, and watercolours.
111	Expressionists	Ernst Ludwig Kirchner	1880-1938	Member of the Die Brucke art group, a precursor of German Expressionism.
112	Expressionists	Franz Marc	1880-1916	Leading member of The Blue Rider group of expressionist painters.
113	Expressionists	Amedeo Modigliani	1884-1920	Most powerful exponent of 20th century Expressionism in Paris.
114	Expressionists	Max Beckmann	1884-1950	Member of New Objectivity group (Neue Sachlichkeit). Powerful self-portraits.
115	Expressionists	Oskar Kokoschka	1886-1980	Portraitist, landscape artist; one of the longest-lived expressionist painters.
116	Expressionists	Kurt Schwitters	1887-1948	German Dada artist noted for his "e;Merz"e; collage art, multi-media "e;Merzbau"e;.
117	Expressionists	Egon Schiele	1890-1918	Short-lived but outrageously talented figure-painter.
118	Expressionists	Otto Dix	1891-1969	Powerful anti-war painter, portraitist. Member of New Objectivity group.
119	Expressionists	Chaim Soutine	1893-1943	Expressionist painter from Russia; active in Paris; noted for figurative painting.
120	Expressionists	George Grosz	1893-1959	Berlin Dadaist, expressionist painter, member of Neue Sachlichkeit.
121	Cubists	Francis Picabia	1879-1953	Avant-garde Cubist painter, later Dadaist and member of Surrealism.
122	Cubists	Georges Braque	1882-1963	Co-founder of Analytical and Synthetic Cubism.
123	Cubists	Pablo Picasso	1881-1973	Co-founder of Cubism, leading expressionist-style artist of 20th century.
124	Cubists	Juan Gris	1887-1927	One of the great Cubist painters and the movement's leading theorist.
125	Cubists	Fernand Leger	1881-1955	Fourth Cubist, socialist painter, muralist, stained glass and textile artist.
126	Cubists	Robert Delaunay	1885-1941	Abstract painter, founder of Orphism (Orphic Cubism) or Simultanism.
127	Cubists	Marcel Duchamp	1887-1968	Also a pioneer of Dada and Object Art, from which Conceptual Art emerged.
128	20th Century Realism	Robert Henri	1865-1929	Realist New York painter, leader of The Group of Eight and Ashcan School.
129	20th Century Realism	George Wesley Bellows	1882-1925	Ashcan school urban painter noted for sports pictures, A Stag at Sharkey's.
130	20th Century Realism	Edward Hopper	1882-1967	American realist painter, noted for his narrative urban genre-paintings.
131	20th Century Realism	Thomas Hart Benton	1889-1975	Realist artist, exponent of American Scene Painting and Regionalism.
132	20th Century Realism	Grant Wood	1892-1942	Realist painter from Iowa, noted for his mid-West landscapes and portraits.
133	20th Century Realism	Norman Rockwell	1894-1978	American Saturday Evening Post illustrator, subject-painter and portraitist.
134	20th Century Realism	Andrew Wyeth	1917-2009	Realist tempera painter and watercolourist from Pennsylvania.
135	20th Century Realism	Lucian Freud	1922-2011	British realist noted for his understated masterpieces of figurative art.
136	Italian Metaphysical Painting	Giorgio De Chirico	1888-1978	Italian artist, co-inventor with Carlo Carra of Pittura Metafisica.
137	Italian Metaphysical Painting	Giorgio Morandi	1890-1964	Minimalist still life painter.
138	Art Deco	Tamara de Lempicka	c.1895-1980	Polish-Russian society portraitist, active in Paris.
139	Surrealists	Paul Nash	1889-1946	Leader of English surrealism; War Artist, watercolourist, book illustrator.
140	Surrealists	Man Ray	1890-1976	Dada artist, active in Paris; noted for Surrealist photography & junk art.
141	Surrealists	Max Ernst	1891-1976	Ex-Dada artist, painter, sculptor, inventor of frottage and decalcomania.
142	Surrealists	Joan Miro	1893-1983	Spanish surrealist painter: ceramicist, printmaker and stained glass artist.
143	Surrealists	Paul Delvaux	1897-1994	Surrealist painter, famous for his Magic Realism and female nudes.
144	Surrealists	Rene Magritte	1898-1967	Belgian classical painter, member of Magic Realism and Surrealism movements.
145	Surrealists	Salvador Dali	1904-89	Spanish painter, one of the most famous surrealist artists.
146	Geometric Abstraction	Kasimir Malevich	1878-1935	Cubist, founder of Suprematism. One of the pioneer abstract painters.
147	Geometric Abstraction	Piet Mondrian	1872-1944	Member of De Stijl movement, noted for geometric abstract paintings.
148	Geometric Abstraction	Theo van Doesburg	1883-1931	Abstract artist; painter, designer. Leading member of Dutch De Stijl group.
149	Geometric Abstraction	Josef Albers	1888-1976	Bauhaus teacher, painter noted for Homage to the Square paintings.
150	Geometric Abstraction	Victor Vasarely	1906-1997	Hungarian painter, graphic designer; founder of Op-Art, explored Kineticism.
151	Geometric Abstraction	Bridget Riley	b.1931	Leader of British Op-Art movement, a form of geometric abstract art.
152	Geometric Abstraction	Sean Scully	b.1945	Renowned for large-scale elemental shapes.
153	Abstract Expressionists	Mark Tobey	1890-1976	Noted for his White Writing, a form of calligraphic gesturalism; tachisme art.
154	Abstract Expressionists	Mark Rothko	1903-70	Latvian-American abstract painter, co-founder of Colour Field painting.
155	Abstract Expressionists	Arshile Gorky	1904-48	Last surrealist, first abstract expressionist; influenced De Kooning.
156	Abstract Expressionists	Clyfford Still	1904-1980	American artist, co-founder with Rothko/Newman of Colour Field painting.
157	Abstract Expressionists	Willem De Kooning	1904-97	Noted for his gesturalism and "e;Woman"e; series.
158	Abstract Expressionists	Barnett Newman	1905-70	Colour Field Painter. Pioneer influence on Post-Painterly Abstraction.
159	Abstract Expressionists	Lee Krasner	1908-84	Wife of Jackson Pollock; her drip-paintings predated his 'action-painting'.
160	Abstract Expressionists	Franz Kline	1910-1962	Famous for gestural action-painting & calligraphic black-and-white pictures.
161	Abstract Expressionists	Jackson Pollock	1912-56	Founder of 'action-painting', variant of Abstract Expressionism in USA.
162	Abstract Expressionists	Nicolas de Stael	1914-1955	Russian-French abstract painter noted for his colourism & Lyrical Abstraction.
163	Abstract Expressionists	Robert Motherwell	1915-91	Painter, collagist, lithographer, famous for Elegy to the Spanish Republic.
164	Abstract Expressionists	Sam Francis	1923-1994	American painter, member of Tachisme & Lyrical Abstraction movements.
165	Abstract Expressionists	Kenneth Noland	b.1924	Associated with Hard Edge Painting, Minimalism & Post-Painterly Abstraction.
166	Abstract Expressionists	Helen Frankenthaler	b.1928	Founder of colour stain painting, a variant of drip-painting.
167	Abstract Expressionists	Frank Stella	b.1936	Minimalist, Hard-Edge painter, noted for his shaped canvases and printmaking.
168	Pop Artists	Roy Lichtenstein	1923-97	Creator of comic-strip style, benday dot paintings, like "e;Wham!"e;
169	Pop Artists	Andy Warhol	1928-87	Founder of Pop-Art movement, noted for screenprints & popular imagery.
170	Pop Artists	Robert Rauschenberg	1925-2008	Noted for his "e;Combines"e;, collages, assemblages and conceptualism.
171	Pop Artists	Jasper Johns	b.1930	Painter, sculptor, lithographer, collage & multi-media artist; Neo-Dada.
172	Pop Artists	David Hockney	b.1937	English Pop artist, noted for portraits, etchings and photo-collages.
173	Contemporary Painters	Marsden Hartley	1877-1943	American painter, best known for abstract Cubist/Expressionist war portraits.
174	Contemporary Painters	Diego Rivera	1886-1957	Greatest Mexican fresco mural painter, with David Siqueiros and Jose Orozco.
175	Contemporary Painters	Georgia O'Keeffe	1887-1986	American artist, flower-painter; urban landscapes; wife of Alfred Stieglitz.
176	Contemporary Painters	L.S. Lowry	1887-1976	English genre-painter and urban cityscape artist noted for "e;matchstick men"e;.
177	Contemporary Painters	Jean Dubuffet	1901-1985	French experimental painter, portraitist, Art Brut collector.
178	Contemporary Painters	Frida Kahlo	1907-1954	Mexican surrealist self portraitist, wife of Diego Rivera.
179	Contemporary Painters	Balthus (Balthazar Klossowski de Rola)	1908-2001	Surrealist-style figurative painter, best known for pictures of young girls.
180	Contemporary Painters	Francis Bacon	1909-92	Noted for his grotesque imagery and surrealistic-style compositions.
181	Contemporary Painters	Agnes Martin	1912-2004	American Minimalist painter; hand-drawn pencil grids on gesso, acrylics/oils.
182	Contemporary Painters	Wols: Alfred Otto Wolfgang Schulze	1913-51	German painter, member of Art Informel, Tachisme and Lyrical Abstraction.
183	Contemporary Painters	Asger Jorn	1914-73	Danish gesturalist painter, founder of COBRA group, linked to Art Informel.
184	Contemporary Painters	Karel Appel	1921-2006	Dutch abstract painter, gesturalist; member of Art Informel & Tachisme.
185	Contemporary Painters	Antoni Tapies	b.1923	Spanish abstract artist; mixed media Matter Painting style of Art Informel.
186	Contemporary Painters	Yves Klein	1928-62	Pioneer of contemporary performance art, patented the colour International Klein Blue (IKB) and founded Anthropometry painting. Refreshingly original, in the Dada tradition, and one of the first authentic postmodernist artists.
187	Contemporary Painters	Frank Auerbach	b.1931	British semi-abstract portrait painter, noted for heavily impastoed paintings.
188	Contemporary Painters	Fernando Botero	b.1932	Columbian artist, leading South American painter noted for obese figures.
189	Contemporary Painters	Richard Estes	b.1932	US superrealist painter of urban architecture.
190	Contemporary Painters	Robert Smithson	1938-1973	Painter, sculptor, installation and land artist; noted for large earthworks.
191	Contemporary Painters	Georg Baselitz	b.1938	German Neo-Expressionist painter, famous for his upside down paintings.
192	Contemporary Painters	Chuck Close	b.1940	Leader of American photorealism style, noted for gigantic self-portraits.
193	Contemporary Painters	Jack Vettriano	b.1951	Populist British genre-painter, noted for The Singing Butler.
194	Contemporary Painters	Jean-Michel Basquiat	1960-88	New York graffiti artist, noted for his urban neo-expressionism.
195	Contemporary Painters	Damien Hirst	b.1965	Leader of Young British Artists, best-known for his installations, like A Thousand Years (1989), The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (1991), and his 'sculpture' For The Love of God (2007).
196	Contemporary Painters	Tracey Emin	b.1963	British multimedia postmodernist artist, noted for My Bed (1998).
197	Contemporary Painters	Banksy	b.1973-4	Postmodernist graffiti stencil painter, street sculptor, installation artist.

Painter information courtesy of Encyclopedia OF Art Education.

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<tr id="row_1"><td>1</td><td>English School</td><td>William Hogarth</td><td>1697-1764</td><td>English painter, engraver, founder of English School of figurative painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_2"><td>2</td><td>English School</td><td>Richard Wilson</td><td>1714-82</td><td>Founder of modern English School of landscape painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_3"><td>3</td><td>English School</td><td>Joshua Reynolds</td><td>1723-92</td><td>Eminent portraitist, President of London Royal Academy.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_4"><td>4</td><td>English School</td><td>George Stubbs</td><td>1724-1806</td><td>Equestrian artist, horse painter, animalier.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_5"><td>5</td><td>English School</td><td>Thomas Gainsborough</td><td>1727-88</td><td>Portrait artist, landscapes.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_6"><td>6</td><td>English School</td><td>Joseph Wright of Derby</td><td>1734-1797</td><td>Midlands portrait painter, noted for his chiaroscuro & candlight scenes.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_7"><td>7</td><td>English School</td><td>Henry Fuseli</td><td>1741-1825</td><td>Romantic expressionist artist, symbolist painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_8"><td>8</td><td>English School</td><td>Henry Raeburn</td><td>1756-1823</td><td>Scottish portrait artist, active in Edinburgh, famous for The Skating Minister.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_9"><td>9</td><td>English School</td><td>William Blake</td><td>1757-1827</td><td>The outstanding English engraver, etcher, watercolourist and illustrator.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_10"><td>10</td><td>English School</td><td>John Crome</td><td>1768-1821</td><td>Norfolk landscape artist, President of Norwich School; influenced by Hobbema.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_11"><td>11</td><td>English School</td><td>Thomas Lawrence</td><td>1769-1830</td><td>Regency society portraitist, painter to King George III; President RA London.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_12"><td>12</td><td>English School</td><td>Thomas Girtin</td><td>1775-1802</td><td>England's first major watercolourist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_13"><td>13</td><td>English School</td><td>JMW Turner</td><td>1775-1851</td><td>The greatest English watercolourist and landscape painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_14"><td>14</td><td>English School</td><td>John Constable</td><td>1776-1837</td><td>England's greatest naturalist landscape artist. Noted for &quote;The Hay Wain.&quote;</td></tr>
<tr id="row_15"><td>15</td><td>English School</td><td>John Sell Cotman</td><td>1782-1842</td><td>Watercolourist of the Norwich School of landscape painters.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_16"><td>16</td><td>English School</td><td>John Martin</td><td>1789-1854</td><td>History painter of Biblical scenes; exponent of Romanticism; printmaker.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_17"><td>17</td><td>English School</td><td>Alfred Stevens</td><td>1817-75</td><td>Outstanding Victorian painter and sculptor.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_18"><td>18</td><td>English School</td><td>George Frederick Watts</td><td>1817-1904</td><td>The most revered English artist portraitist, sculptor) of the late 19th century.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_19"><td>19</td><td>English School</td><td>Frederic Leighton</td><td>1830-1896</td><td>Victorian neoclassicist, noted for Greek subject paintings, and portraiture.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_20"><td>20</td><td>English School</td><td>William Morris</td><td>1834-96</td><td>Painter, designer, decorative artist; leader of Arts & Crafts Movement.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_21"><td>21</td><td>English School</td><td>Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema</td><td>1836-1912</td><td>Classical subject painter, noted for female nudes such as The Tepidarium.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_22"><td>22</td><td>American School</td><td>Benjamin West</td><td>1738-1820</td><td>Innovative history painter, portraitist, &quote;Father of American Painting.&quote;</td></tr>
<tr id="row_23"><td>23</td><td>American School</td><td>John Singleton Copley</td><td>1738-1815</td><td>American portraitist, history painter - Boston and London.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_24"><td>24</td><td>American School</td><td>Gilbert Stuart</td><td>1755-1828</td><td>Greatest American portrait painter of late-18th/ early-19th century.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_25"><td>25</td><td>American School</td><td>Thomas Cole</td><td>1801-48</td><td>Founder of Hudson River school of American wilderness landscape painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_26"><td>26</td><td>American School</td><td>George Caleb Bingham</td><td>1811-1879</td><td>Missouri genre-painter, frontier luminist landscape artist, portraitist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_27"><td>27</td><td>American School</td><td>Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze</td><td>1816-68</td><td>Best known for his history painting Washington Crossing the Delaware.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_28"><td>28</td><td>American School</td><td>George Inness</td><td>1825-1894</td><td>Brilliant Impressionistic painter, who defined Tonalism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_29"><td>29</td><td>American School</td><td>Frederic Edwin Church</td><td>1826-1900</td><td>Pupil of Cole, and America's greatest ever landscape painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_30"><td>30</td><td>American School</td><td>Albert Bierstadt</td><td>1830-1902</td><td>German-born landscape artist of Hudson River School, Luminism style.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_31"><td>31</td><td>American School</td><td>Winslow Homer</td><td>1836-1910</td><td>American pioneer-style seascapes, Civil War paintings, scenic views.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_32"><td>32</td><td>American School</td><td>Thomas Eakins</td><td>1844-1916</td><td>Greatest American exponent of figurative realism. Noted for The Gross Clinic.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_33"><td>33</td><td>American School</td><td>John Singer Sargent</td><td>1856-1925</td><td>Portrait artist in the grand manner, noted for society portraits.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_34"><td>34</td><td>American School</td><td>Frederic Remington</td><td>1861-1909</td><td>Painter, illustrator & sculptor of American cowboy 'Wild West'.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_35"><td>35</td><td>Romantics</td><td>Caspar David Friedrich</td><td>1774-1840</td><td>German symbolist landscape painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_36"><td>36</td><td>Romantics</td><td>Theodore Gericault</td><td>1791-1824</td><td>Known for his masterpiece &quote;The Raft of the Medusa.&quote;</td></tr>
<tr id="row_37"><td>37</td><td>Romantics</td><td>Paul Delaroche</td><td>1797-1856</td><td>Romantic French history painter; ranked with Gericault and Delacroix.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_38"><td>38</td><td>Romantics</td><td>Eugene Delacroix</td><td>1798-63</td><td>Leader of French Romantic art movement and 19th century Romantic Artists.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_39"><td>39</td><td>Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood</td><td>William Holman Hunt</td><td>1827-1910</td><td>Co-founder of PRB. Famous paintings include The Lady of Shalott.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_40"><td>40</td><td>Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood</td><td>Dante Gabriel Rossetti</td><td>1828-82</td><td>Co-founder, noted for The Annunciation and other romantic works.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_41"><td>41</td><td>Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood</td><td>John Everett Millais</td><td>1829-96</td><td>Traditional portraitist, best-known for his romantic painting Ophelia.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_42"><td>42</td><td>Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood</td><td>Edward Burne-Jones</td><td>1833-1898</td><td>Painter, stained glass/tapestry designer for William Morris & Co.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_43"><td>43</td><td>Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood</td><td>John William Waterhouse</td><td>1849-1917</td><td>English Romantic painter of historical/literary works, like The Lady of Shalott.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_44"><td>44</td><td>19th-Century Realists</td><td>Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot</td><td>1796-1875</td><td>Romantic/Realist French landscape painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_45"><td>45</td><td>19th-Century Realists</td><td>Honore Daumier</td><td>1808-79</td><td>Renowned French Caricaturist, graphic artist and realist painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_46"><td>46</td><td>19th-Century Realists</td><td>Jean-Francois Millet</td><td>1814-75</td><td>Realist painter, founder of French Barbizon School of landscape painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_47"><td>47</td><td>19th-Century Realists</td><td>Gustave Courbet</td><td>1819-77</td><td>Founder of French Realism art movement, leader of Realist Artists.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_48"><td>48</td><td>Symbolists</td><td>Gustave Moreau</td><td>1826-1898</td><td>Noted for his history painting. Huge influence on Andre Breton & Surrealism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_49"><td>49</td><td>Symbolists</td><td>Odilon Redon</td><td>1840-1916</td><td>Painter, printmaker, noted for The Cyclops; anticipated Surrealism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_50"><td>50</td><td>Symbolists</td><td>Ferdinand Hodler</td><td>1853-1918</td><td>With Arnold Bocklin, one of the founders of modern art in Switzerland.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_51"><td>51</td><td>Symbolists</td><td>James Ensor</td><td>1860-1949</td><td>Belgian exponent of Symbolism, famous for Christ's Entry Into Brussels.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_52"><td>52</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Eugene Boudin</td><td>1824-98</td><td>Influential forerunner of Impressionism; taught Monet plein air painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_53"><td>53</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Edouard Manet</td><td>1832-83</td><td>Father of modern painting in France; one of the first great modern artists.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_54"><td>54</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Claude Monet</td><td>1840-1926</td><td>Founder of Impressionistic plein-air painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_55"><td>55</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Camille Pissarro</td><td>1830-1903</td><td>Outstanding cityscape and landscape painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_56"><td>56</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Pierre-Auguste Renoir</td><td>1841-1919</td><td>Finest exponent of 'dappled light' in Impressionist movement.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_57"><td>57</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Alfred Sisley</td><td>1839-1899</td><td>Like Monet, a pure Impressionist specializing in landscapes.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_58"><td>58</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Edgar Degas</td><td>1834-1917</td><td>The greatest figure painter of French Impressionism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_59"><td>59</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Berthe Morisot</td><td>1841-95</td><td>Leading female Impressionist; sister-in-law of Manet.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_60"><td>60</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Gustave Caillebotte</td><td>1848-94</td><td>Rich Impressionist, best known for Paris: A Rainy Day and his art collection.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_61"><td>61</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Mary Cassatt</td><td>1845-1926</td><td>American Impressionist artist, noted for 'mother and child' paintings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_62"><td>62</td><td>Impressionists</td><td>Anders Zorn</td><td>1860-1920</td><td>Famous Impressionist portrait painter from Sweden, best known for his nudes.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_63"><td>63</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>James Abbott McNeill Whistler</td><td>1834-1903</td><td>Member of the Aesthetic Movement: noted for his &quote;Nocturnes&quote; and etchings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_64"><td>64</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Paul Cezanne</td><td>1839-1906</td><td>Arguably the greatest of all Post-Impressionist painters, precursor of Cubism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_65"><td>65</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Paul Gauguin</td><td>1848-1903</td><td>Outstanding colourist, influenced Synthetism, Cloisonism and Primitivism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_66"><td>66</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Vincent Van Gogh</td><td>1853-1890</td><td>Founder of modern Expressionism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_67"><td>67</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Georges Seurat</td><td>1859-1891</td><td>Founder of Neo-Impressionist art: colour theories of Pointillism & Divisionism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_68"><td>68</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Walter Sickert</td><td>1860-1942</td><td>Greatest British Post-Impressionist painter. Founded Camden Town Group.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_69"><td>69</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Paul Signac</td><td>1863-1935</td><td>Leader of Neo-Impressionism after Seurat; developed Chromoluminarism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_70"><td>70</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec</td><td>1864-1901</td><td>Genre painter, printmaker, draftsman and illustrator.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_71"><td>71</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Paul Serusier</td><td>1864-1927</td><td>Gauguin follower, founder of Nabis, noted for The Talisman & his religious art.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_72"><td>72</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Pierre Bonnard</td><td>1867-1947</td><td>Post-Impressionist painter, famous for his colourism and intimate interiors.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_73"><td>73</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Edouard Vuillard</td><td>1868-1940</td><td>Co-founder of Intimism: noted for genre-paintings of intimate interiors.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_74"><td>74</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>P.S. Kroyer</td><td>1851-1909</td><td>Norwegian-born post-Impressionist landscape painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_75"><td>75</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Vilhelm Hammershoi</td><td>1864-1916</td><td>Danish Intimist genre-painter of muted interiors in blues and greys.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_76"><td>76</td><td>Post-Impressionists</td><td>Maurice Utrillo</td><td>1883-1955</td><td>French painter, noted for picture postcard views of Parisian streets.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_77"><td>77</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Ivan Shishkin</td><td>1832-98</td><td>Forest/woodland landscape artist. See also: Russian Artists (1300-present).</td></tr>
<tr id="row_78"><td>78</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Vasily Perov</td><td>1833-82</td><td>Critical realism-style genre painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_79"><td>79</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Ivan Kramskoy</td><td>1837-1887</td><td>Foremost portraitist of 19th century Russia. Noted for Leo Tolstoy (1873).</td></tr>
<tr id="row_80"><td>80</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Konstantin Savitsky</td><td>1844-1905</td><td>Critical realist genre painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_81"><td>81</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Vasily Polenov</td><td>1844-1927</td><td>Landscape painter, also noted for biblical paintings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_82"><td>82</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Ilya Repin</td><td>1844-1930</td><td>The finest Russian/Ukrainian realist genre-painter and portraitist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_83"><td>83</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Vasily Surikov</td><td>1848-1916</td><td>Russia's greatest history painter of the 19th century.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_84"><td>84</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Mikhail Vrubel</td><td>1856-1910</td><td>Symbolist painter, noted for his Demon paintings and mosaic-like brushwork.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_85"><td>85</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Isaac Levitan</td><td>1860-1900</td><td>Landscape painter: master of light and colour.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_86"><td>86</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Abram Arkhipov</td><td>1862-1930</td><td>Socially aware genre painter, in the critical realist style.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_87"><td>87</td><td>Russian School of Painting</td><td>Valentin Serov</td><td>1865-1911</td><td>Greatest Russian Impressionist portrait painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_88"><td>88</td><td>Primitive/Fantasy Art</td><td>Paul Klee</td><td>1879-1940</td><td>Expressionist, surrealist painter/graphic artist noted for his dreamlike imagery.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_89"><td>89</td><td>Primitive/Fantasy Art</td><td>Henri Rousseau</td><td>1844-1910</td><td>Naive painter, noted for The Sleeping Gypsy and exotic landscapes.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_90"><td>90</td><td>Primitive/Fantasy Art</td><td>Le Douanier</td><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr id="row_91"><td>91</td><td>Primitive/Fantasy Art</td><td>Marc Chagall</td><td>1887-1985</td><td>Prolific, versatile Jewish-Russian painter, lithographer, stained glass artist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_92"><td>92</td><td>Art Nouveau/Poster Designers</td><td>Jules Cheret</td><td>1836-1932</td><td>Inventor of &quote;3-stone chromolithographs&quote;; pioneer of advertising poster art.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_93"><td>93</td><td>Art Nouveau/Poster Designers</td><td>Alphonse Mucha</td><td>1860-1939</td><td>Epitomizes Art Nouveau graphic art - posters, illustrations; painted Slav Epic.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_94"><td>94</td><td>Art Nouveau/Poster Designers</td><td>Gustav Klimt</td><td>1862-1918</td><td>Leader of Viennese Secessionist movement, noted for his art nouveau style, and paintings using mosaic & gold, like The Kiss, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_95"><td>95</td><td>Art Nouveau/Poster Designers</td><td>Aubrey Beardsley</td><td>1872-98</td><td>Art Nouveau illustrator, known for illustrations of Salome and Morte d'Arthur.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_96"><td>96</td><td>Art Nouveau/Poster Designers</td><td>Leonetto Cappiello</td><td>1875-1942</td><td>Caricaturist, lithographer, poster designer noted for his functionalism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_97"><td>97</td><td>Fauvists</td><td>Henri Matisse</td><td>1869-1954</td><td>Founder of Fauvism and leading colourist in modern art. He remained obsessed with colour all his life.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_98"><td>98</td><td>Fauvists</td><td>Albert Marquet</td><td>1875-1947</td><td>Specialized in watery landscapes of River Seine, ports etc. Impressionist style.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_99"><td>99</td><td>Fauvists</td><td>Maurice de Vlaminck</td><td>1876-1958</td><td>Self-taught colourist painter, influenced by Van Gogh and later Cezanne.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_100"><td>100</td><td>Fauvists</td><td>Raoul Dufy</td><td>1877-1953</td><td>French Impressionist/Fauvist painter noted for his colourism & mural paintings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_101"><td>101</td><td>Fauvists</td><td>Kees van Dongen</td><td>1877-1968</td><td>Dutch Fauvist, member of Dresden Die Brucke expressionist group, portraitist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_102"><td>102</td><td>Fauvists</td><td>Andre Derain</td><td>1880-1954</td><td>Member of Ecole de Paris, friend of Fauvist painters like Matisse, De Vlaminck.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_103"><td>103</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Arnold Bocklin</td><td>1827-1901</td><td>Symbolist painter from Switzerland, best known for Island of the Dead.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_104"><td>104</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Lovis Corinth</td><td>1858-1925</td><td>German modern artist, famous both for his Impressionism and Expressionism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_105"><td>105</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Edvard Munch</td><td>1863-1944</td><td>Norwegian Expressionist painter, famous for The Scream.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_106"><td>106</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Alexei von Jawlensky</td><td>1864-1941</td><td>Russian colourist of Der Blaue Reiter group, noted for his portraits (heads).</td></tr>
<tr id="row_107"><td>107</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Wassily Kandinsky</td><td>1866-1944</td><td>Russian painter and art theorist, founder of Der Blaue Reiter art movement.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_108"><td>108</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Emil Nolde</td><td>1867-1956</td><td>Powerful expressionist artist, flower painter, printmaker (woodcuts).</td></tr>
<tr id="row_109"><td>109</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Frank Kupka</td><td>1871-1957</td><td>Czech abstract painter, based in Paris, noted for his non-objecrtive colourism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_110"><td>110</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Georges Rouault</td><td>1871-1958</td><td>French expressionist painter, known for his oils, gouache, and watercolours.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_111"><td>111</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Ernst Ludwig Kirchner</td><td>1880-1938</td><td>Member of the Die Brucke art group, a precursor of German Expressionism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_112"><td>112</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Franz Marc</td><td>1880-1916</td><td>Leading member of The Blue Rider group of expressionist painters.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_113"><td>113</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Amedeo Modigliani</td><td>1884-1920</td><td>Most powerful exponent of 20th century Expressionism in Paris.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_114"><td>114</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Max Beckmann</td><td>1884-1950</td><td>Member of New Objectivity group (Neue Sachlichkeit). Powerful self-portraits.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_115"><td>115</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Oskar Kokoschka</td><td>1886-1980</td><td>Portraitist, landscape artist; one of the longest-lived expressionist painters.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_116"><td>116</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Kurt Schwitters</td><td>1887-1948</td><td>German Dada artist noted for his &quote;Merz&quote; collage art, multi-media &quote;Merzbau&quote;.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_117"><td>117</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Egon Schiele</td><td>1890-1918</td><td>Short-lived but outrageously talented figure-painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_118"><td>118</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Otto Dix</td><td>1891-1969</td><td>Powerful anti-war painter, portraitist. Member of New Objectivity group.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_119"><td>119</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>Chaim Soutine</td><td>1893-1943</td><td>Expressionist painter from Russia; active in Paris; noted for figurative painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_120"><td>120</td><td>Expressionists</td><td>George Grosz</td><td>1893-1959</td><td>Berlin Dadaist, expressionist painter, member of Neue Sachlichkeit.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_121"><td>121</td><td>Cubists</td><td>Francis Picabia</td><td>1879-1953</td><td>Avant-garde Cubist painter, later Dadaist and member of Surrealism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_122"><td>122</td><td>Cubists</td><td>Georges Braque</td><td>1882-1963</td><td>Co-founder of Analytical and Synthetic Cubism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_123"><td>123</td><td>Cubists</td><td>Pablo Picasso</td><td>1881-1973</td><td>Co-founder of Cubism, leading expressionist-style artist of 20th century.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_124"><td>124</td><td>Cubists</td><td>Juan Gris</td><td>1887-1927</td><td>One of the great Cubist painters and the movement's leading theorist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_125"><td>125</td><td>Cubists</td><td>Fernand Leger</td><td>1881-1955</td><td>Fourth Cubist, socialist painter, muralist, stained glass and textile artist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_126"><td>126</td><td>Cubists</td><td>Robert Delaunay</td><td>1885-1941</td><td>Abstract painter, founder of Orphism (Orphic Cubism) or Simultanism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_127"><td>127</td><td>Cubists</td><td>Marcel Duchamp</td><td>1887-1968</td><td>Also a pioneer of Dada and Object Art, from which Conceptual Art emerged.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_128"><td>128</td><td>20th Century Realism</td><td>Robert Henri</td><td>1865-1929</td><td>Realist New York painter, leader of The Group of Eight and Ashcan School.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_129"><td>129</td><td>20th Century Realism</td><td>George Wesley Bellows</td><td>1882-1925</td><td>Ashcan school urban painter noted for sports pictures, A Stag at Sharkey's.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_130"><td>130</td><td>20th Century Realism</td><td>Edward Hopper</td><td>1882-1967</td><td>American realist painter, noted for his narrative urban genre-paintings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_131"><td>131</td><td>20th Century Realism</td><td>Thomas Hart Benton</td><td>1889-1975</td><td>Realist artist, exponent of American Scene Painting and Regionalism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_132"><td>132</td><td>20th Century Realism</td><td>Grant Wood</td><td>1892-1942</td><td>Realist painter from Iowa, noted for his mid-West landscapes and portraits.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_133"><td>133</td><td>20th Century Realism</td><td>Norman Rockwell</td><td>1894-1978</td><td>American Saturday Evening Post illustrator, subject-painter and portraitist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_134"><td>134</td><td>20th Century Realism</td><td>Andrew Wyeth</td><td>1917-2009</td><td>Realist tempera painter and watercolourist from Pennsylvania.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_135"><td>135</td><td>20th Century Realism</td><td>Lucian Freud</td><td>1922-2011</td><td>British realist noted for his understated masterpieces of figurative art.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_136"><td>136</td><td>Italian Metaphysical Painting</td><td>Giorgio De Chirico</td><td>1888-1978</td><td>Italian artist, co-inventor with Carlo Carra of Pittura Metafisica.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_137"><td>137</td><td>Italian Metaphysical Painting</td><td>Giorgio Morandi</td><td>1890-1964</td><td>Minimalist still life painter.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_138"><td>138</td><td>Art Deco</td><td>Tamara de Lempicka</td><td>c.1895-1980</td><td>Polish-Russian society portraitist, active in Paris.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_139"><td>139</td><td>Surrealists</td><td>Paul Nash</td><td>1889-1946</td><td>Leader of English surrealism; War Artist, watercolourist, book illustrator.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_140"><td>140</td><td>Surrealists</td><td>Man Ray</td><td>1890-1976</td><td>Dada artist, active in Paris; noted for Surrealist photography & junk art.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_141"><td>141</td><td>Surrealists</td><td>Max Ernst</td><td>1891-1976</td><td>Ex-Dada artist, painter, sculptor, inventor of frottage and decalcomania.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_142"><td>142</td><td>Surrealists</td><td>Joan Miro</td><td>1893-1983</td><td>Spanish surrealist painter: ceramicist, printmaker and stained glass artist.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_143"><td>143</td><td>Surrealists</td><td>Paul Delvaux</td><td>1897-1994</td><td>Surrealist painter, famous for his Magic Realism and female nudes.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_144"><td>144</td><td>Surrealists</td><td>Rene Magritte</td><td>1898-1967</td><td>Belgian classical painter, member of Magic Realism and Surrealism movements.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_145"><td>145</td><td>Surrealists</td><td>Salvador Dali</td><td>1904-89</td><td>Spanish painter, one of the most famous surrealist artists.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_146"><td>146</td><td>Geometric Abstraction</td><td>Kasimir Malevich</td><td>1878-1935</td><td>Cubist, founder of Suprematism. One of the pioneer abstract painters.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_147"><td>147</td><td>Geometric Abstraction</td><td>Piet Mondrian</td><td>1872-1944</td><td>Member of De Stijl movement, noted for geometric abstract paintings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_148"><td>148</td><td>Geometric Abstraction</td><td>Theo van Doesburg</td><td>1883-1931</td><td>Abstract artist; painter, designer. Leading member of Dutch De Stijl group.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_149"><td>149</td><td>Geometric Abstraction</td><td>Josef Albers</td><td>1888-1976</td><td>Bauhaus teacher, painter noted for Homage to the Square paintings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_150"><td>150</td><td>Geometric Abstraction</td><td>Victor Vasarely</td><td>1906-1997</td><td>Hungarian painter, graphic designer; founder of Op-Art, explored Kineticism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_151"><td>151</td><td>Geometric Abstraction</td><td>Bridget Riley</td><td>b.1931</td><td>Leader of British Op-Art movement, a form of geometric abstract art.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_152"><td>152</td><td>Geometric Abstraction</td><td>Sean Scully</td><td>b.1945</td><td>Renowned for large-scale elemental shapes.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_153"><td>153</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Mark Tobey</td><td>1890-1976</td><td>Noted for his White Writing, a form of calligraphic gesturalism; tachisme art.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_154"><td>154</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Mark Rothko</td><td>1903-70</td><td>Latvian-American abstract painter, co-founder of Colour Field painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_155"><td>155</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Arshile Gorky</td><td>1904-48</td><td>Last surrealist, first abstract expressionist; influenced De Kooning.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_156"><td>156</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Clyfford Still</td><td>1904-1980</td><td>American artist, co-founder with Rothko/Newman of Colour Field painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_157"><td>157</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Willem De Kooning</td><td>1904-97</td><td>Noted for his gesturalism and &quote;Woman&quote; series.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_158"><td>158</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Barnett Newman</td><td>1905-70</td><td>Colour Field Painter. Pioneer influence on Post-Painterly Abstraction.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_159"><td>159</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Lee Krasner</td><td>1908-84</td><td>Wife of Jackson Pollock; her drip-paintings predated his 'action-painting'.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_160"><td>160</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Franz Kline</td><td>1910-1962</td><td>Famous for gestural action-painting & calligraphic black-and-white pictures.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_161"><td>161</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Jackson Pollock</td><td>1912-56</td><td>Founder of 'action-painting', variant of Abstract Expressionism in USA.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_162"><td>162</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Nicolas de Stael</td><td>1914-1955</td><td>Russian-French abstract painter noted for his colourism & Lyrical Abstraction.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_163"><td>163</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Robert Motherwell</td><td>1915-91</td><td>Painter, collagist, lithographer, famous for Elegy to the Spanish Republic.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_164"><td>164</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Sam Francis</td><td>1923-1994</td><td>American painter, member of Tachisme & Lyrical Abstraction movements.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_165"><td>165</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Kenneth Noland</td><td>b.1924</td><td>Associated with Hard Edge Painting, Minimalism & Post-Painterly Abstraction.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_166"><td>166</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Helen Frankenthaler</td><td>b.1928</td><td>Founder of colour stain painting, a variant of drip-painting.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_167"><td>167</td><td>Abstract Expressionists</td><td>Frank Stella</td><td>b.1936</td><td>Minimalist, Hard-Edge painter, noted for his shaped canvases and printmaking.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_168"><td>168</td><td>Pop Artists</td><td>Roy Lichtenstein</td><td>1923-97</td><td>Creator of comic-strip style, benday dot paintings, like &quote;Wham!&quote;</td></tr>
<tr id="row_169"><td>169</td><td>Pop Artists</td><td>Andy Warhol</td><td>1928-87</td><td>Founder of Pop-Art movement, noted for screenprints & popular imagery.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_170"><td>170</td><td>Pop Artists</td><td>Robert Rauschenberg</td><td>1925-2008</td><td>Noted for his &quote;Combines&quote;, collages, assemblages and conceptualism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_171"><td>171</td><td>Pop Artists</td><td>Jasper Johns</td><td>b.1930</td><td>Painter, sculptor, lithographer, collage & multi-media artist; Neo-Dada.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_172"><td>172</td><td>Pop Artists</td><td>David Hockney</td><td>b.1937</td><td>English Pop artist, noted for portraits, etchings and photo-collages.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_173"><td>173</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Marsden Hartley</td><td>1877-1943</td><td>American painter, best known for abstract Cubist/Expressionist war portraits.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_174"><td>174</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Diego Rivera</td><td>1886-1957</td><td>Greatest Mexican fresco mural painter, with David Siqueiros and Jose Orozco.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_175"><td>175</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Georgia O'Keeffe</td><td>1887-1986</td><td>American artist, flower-painter; urban landscapes; wife of Alfred Stieglitz.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_176"><td>176</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>L.S. Lowry</td><td>1887-1976</td><td>English genre-painter and urban cityscape artist noted for &quote;matchstick men&quote;.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_177"><td>177</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Jean Dubuffet</td><td>1901-1985</td><td>French experimental painter, portraitist, Art Brut collector.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_178"><td>178</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Frida Kahlo</td><td>1907-1954</td><td>Mexican surrealist self portraitist, wife of Diego Rivera.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_179"><td>179</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Balthus (Balthazar Klossowski de Rola)</td><td>1908-2001</td><td>Surrealist-style figurative painter, best known for pictures of young girls.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_180"><td>180</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Francis Bacon</td><td>1909-92</td><td>Noted for his grotesque imagery and surrealistic-style compositions.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_181"><td>181</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Agnes Martin</td><td>1912-2004</td><td>American Minimalist painter; hand-drawn pencil grids on gesso, acrylics/oils.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_182"><td>182</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Wols: Alfred Otto Wolfgang Schulze</td><td>1913-51</td><td>German painter, member of Art Informel, Tachisme and Lyrical Abstraction.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_183"><td>183</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Asger Jorn</td><td>1914-73</td><td>Danish gesturalist painter, founder of COBRA group, linked to Art Informel.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_184"><td>184</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Karel Appel</td><td>1921-2006</td><td>Dutch abstract painter, gesturalist; member of Art Informel & Tachisme.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_185"><td>185</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Antoni Tapies</td><td>b.1923</td><td>Spanish abstract artist; mixed media Matter Painting style of Art Informel.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_186"><td>186</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Yves Klein</td><td>1928-62</td><td>Pioneer of contemporary performance art, patented the colour International Klein Blue (IKB) and founded Anthropometry painting. Refreshingly original, in the Dada tradition, and one of the first authentic postmodernist artists.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_187"><td>187</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Frank Auerbach</td><td>b.1931</td><td>British semi-abstract portrait painter, noted for heavily impastoed paintings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_188"><td>188</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Fernando Botero</td><td>b.1932</td><td>Columbian artist, leading South American painter noted for obese figures.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_189"><td>189</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Richard Estes</td><td>b.1932</td><td>US superrealist painter of urban architecture.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_190"><td>190</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Robert Smithson</td><td>1938-1973</td><td>Painter, sculptor, installation and land artist; noted for large earthworks.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_191"><td>191</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Georg Baselitz</td><td>b.1938</td><td>German Neo-Expressionist painter, famous for his upside down paintings.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_192"><td>192</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Chuck Close</td><td>b.1940</td><td>Leader of American photorealism style, noted for gigantic self-portraits.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_193"><td>193</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Jack Vettriano</td><td>b.1951</td><td>Populist British genre-painter, noted for The Singing Butler.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_194"><td>194</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Jean-Michel Basquiat</td><td>1960-88</td><td>New York graffiti artist, noted for his urban neo-expressionism.</td></tr>
<tr id="row_195"><td>195</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Damien Hirst</td><td>b.1965</td><td>Leader of Young British Artists, best-known for his installations, like A Thousand Years (1989), The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (1991), and his 'sculpture' For The Love of God (2007).</td></tr>
<tr id="row_196"><td>196</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Tracey Emin</td><td>b.1963</td><td>British multimedia postmodernist artist, noted for My Bed (1998).</td></tr>
<tr id="row_197"><td>197</td><td>Contemporary Painters</td><td>Banksy</td><td>b.1973-4</td><td>Postmodernist graffiti stencil painter, street sculptor, installation artist.</td></tr>
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	background:url(/img/flexigrid/line.gif) repeat-x center;
	margin-right:1px;
	cursor:e-resize;
}
.flexigrid div.hGrip:hover, .flexigrid div.hGrip.hgOver {
	border-right:1px solid #999;
	margin-right:0;
}
.flexigrid div.vGrip {
	height:5px;
	overflow:hidden;
	position:relative;
	background:#fafafa url(/img/flexigrid/wbg.gif) repeat-x 0 -1px;
	border:1px solid #ccc;
	border-top:0;
	text-align:center;
	cursor:n-resize;
}
.flexigrid div.vGrip span {
	display:block;
	margin:1px auto;
	width:20px;
	height:1px;
	overflow:hidden;
	border-top:1px solid #aaa;
	border-bottom:1px solid #aaa;
	background:none;
	margin:1px auto;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th, .flexigrid div.bDiv td /* common cell properties*/ {
	text-align:left;
	border-right:1px solid #ddd;
	border-left:1px solid #fff;
	overflow:hidden;
	vertical-align:top !important;
	padding-left:0;
	padding-right:0;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th div, .flexigrid div.bDiv td div, div.colCopy div /* common inner cell properties*/ {
	border-left:0 solid #fff;
	padding:5px;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th, div.colCopy {
	font-weight:400;
	height:24px;
	cursor:default;
	white-space:nowrap;
	overflow:hidden;
}
div.colCopy {
	font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
	font-size:11px;
	background:#fafafa url(/img/flexigrid/fhbg.gif) repeat-x bottom;
	border:1px solid #ccc;
	border-bottom:0;
	overflow:hidden;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th.sorted {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/wbg.gif) repeat-x 0 -1px;
	border-bottom:0 solid #ccc;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th.thOver div, .flexigrid div.hDiv th.sorted.thOver div {
	border-bottom:1px solid orange;
	padding-bottom:4px;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th.sorted div {
	border-bottom:0 solid #ccc;
	padding-bottom:5px;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th.thMove {
	background:#fff;
	color:#fff;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th.sorted.thMove div {
	border-bottom:1px solid #fff;
	padding-bottom:4px;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th.thMove div {
	background:#fff !important;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th div.sdesc {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/dn.png) no-repeat center top;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv th div.sasc {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/up.png) no-repeat center top;
}
.flexigrid div.bDiv td {
	border-bottom:1px solid #fff;
	vertical-align:top;
	white-space:nowrap;
}
.flexigrid span.cdropleft {
	display:block;
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/prev.gif) no-repeat -4px center;
	width:24px;
	height:24px;
	position:relative;
	top:-24px;
	margin-bottom:-24px;
	z-index:3;
}
.flexigrid div.hDiv span.cdropright {
	display:block;
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/next.gif) no-repeat 12px center;
	width:24px;
	height:24px;
	float:right;
	position:relative;
	top:-24px;
	margin-bottom:-24px;
}
.flexigrid div.bDiv td div {
	border-top:0 solid #fff;
	padding-bottom:4px;
}
.flexigrid tr td.sorted {
	background:#f3f3f3;
	border-right:1px solid #ddd;
	border-bottom:1px solid #f3f3f3;
}
.flexigrid tr.erow td {
	background:#f7f7f7;
	border-bottom:1px solid #f7f7f7;
}
.flexigrid tr.erow td.sorted {
	background:#e3e3e3;
	border-bottom:1px solid #e3e3e3;
}
.flexigrid div.bDiv tr:hover td, .flexigrid div.bDiv tr:hover td.sorted, .flexigrid div.bDiv tr.trOver td.sorted, .flexigrid div.bDiv tr.trOver td {
	background:#d9ebf5;
	border-left:1px solid #eef8ff;
	border-bottom:1px dotted #a8d8eb;
}
.flexigrid div.bDiv tr.trSelected:hover td, .flexigrid div.bDiv tr.trSelected:hover td.sorted, .flexigrid div.bDiv tr.trOver.trSelected td.sorted, .flexigrid div.bDiv tr.trOver.trSelected td, .flexigrid tr.trSelected td.sorted, .flexigrid tr.trSelected td {
	background:#d5effc url(/img/flexigrid/hl.png) repeat-x top;
	border-right:1px solid #d2e3ec;
	border-left:1px solid #eef8ff;
	border-bottom:1px solid #a8d8eb;
}
/* novstripe adjustments */

.flexigrid.novstripe .bDiv table {
	border-bottom:1px solid #ccc;
	border-right:1px solid #ccc;
}
.flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv td {
	border-right-color:#fff;
}
.flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr.erow td.sorted {
	border-right-color:#e3e3e3;
}
.flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr td.sorted {
	border-right-color:#f3f3f3;
}
.flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr.erow td {
	border-right-color:#f7f7f7;
	border-left-color:#f7f7f7;
}
.flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr.trSelected:hover td, .flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr.trSelected:hover td.sorted, .flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr.trOver.trSelected td.sorted, .flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr.trOver.trSelected td, .flexigrid.novstripe tr.trSelected td.sorted, .flexigrid.novstripe tr.trSelected td {
	border-right:1px solid #06F;
	border-left:1px solid #06F;
}
.flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr.trOver td, .flexigrid.novstripe div.bDiv tr:hover td {
	border-left-color:#d9ebf5;
	border-right-color:#d9ebf5;
}
/* end novstripe */

.flexigrid div.pDiv {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/wbg.gif) repeat-x 0 -1px;
	border:1px solid #ccc;
	border-top:0;
	overflow:hidden;
	white-space:nowrap;
	position:relative;
}
.flexigrid div.pDiv div.pDiv2 {
	float:left;
	width:1024px;
	margin:3px 3px 3px -2px;
}
div.pGroup {
	float:left;
	background:none;
	height:24px;
	margin:0 5px;
}
.flexigrid div.pDiv .pPageStat, .flexigrid div.pDiv .pcontrol {
	position:relative;
	top:5px;
	overflow:visible;
}
.flexigrid div.pDiv input {
	vertical-align:text-top;
	position:relative;
	top:-3px;
}
.flexigrid div.pDiv div.pButton {
	float:left;
	width:22px;
	height:22px;
	border:0;
	cursor:pointer;
	overflow:hidden;
}
.flexigrid div.pDiv div.pButton:hover, .flexigrid div.pDiv div.pButton.pBtnOver {
	width:20px;
	height:20px;
	border:1px solid #ccc;
	cursor:pointer;
}
.flexigrid div.pDiv div.pButton span {
	width:20px;
	height:20px;
	display:block;
	float:left;
}
.flexigrid div.pDiv div.pButton:hover span, .flexigrid div.pDiv div.pButton.pBtnOver span {
	width:19px;
	height:19px;
	border-top:1px solid #fff;
	border-left:1px solid #fff;
}
.flexigrid .pSearch {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/magnifier.png) no-repeat center;
}
.flexigrid .pFirst {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/first.gif) no-repeat center;
}
.flexigrid .pPrev {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/prev.gif) no-repeat center;
}
.flexigrid .pNext {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/next.gif) no-repeat center;
}
.flexigrid .pLast {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/last.gif) no-repeat center;
}
.flexigrid .pReload {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/load.png) no-repeat center;
}
.flexigrid .pReload.loading {
	background:url(/img/flexigrid/load.gif) no-repeat center;
}
.flexigrid.ie div.hDiv th div, .flexigrid.ie div.bDiv td div, div.colCopy.ie div /* common inner cell properties*/ {
	overflow:hidden;
}

$(document).ready( 
	function(){
		$('.flex-painters').flexigrid(
			{
				sortname: 'label',
				sortorder: 'asc',
				usepager: true,
				usesort: true,
				title: 'Famous Painters (1700-present)',
				dataType: 'json',
				rp: 15,
				rpOptions: [10,15,25,40],
				showTableToggleBtn: true,
				width: 'auto',
				height: 'auto',
				searchitems: [],
				colModel:
				[
					{ display: 'Id', name: 'id', width: 20, sortable: true, filterable: false, isdefault: false, align: 'center', type: 'numeric' },
					{ display: 'School', name: 'school', width: 125, sortable: true, filterable: true, isdefault: true, align: 'left', type: 'string' },
					{ display: 'Artist', name: 'artist', width: 150, sortable: true, filterable: true, isdefault: true, align: 'left', type: 'string' },
					{ display: 'Dates', name: 'dates', width: 75, sortable: true, filterable: true, isdefault: false, align: 'left', type: 'date' },
					{ display: 'Description', name: 'description', width: 450, sortable: true, filterable: true, isdefault: false, align: 'left', type: 'string' }
				],
				preProcess: function (data)
				{
					if (this.onChangePage)
					{
						return this.onChangePage(data, this.newp, this.rp);
					}
					else
					{
						return data;
					}
				},
				onChangeSort: function (ds, cn, so)
				{
					var st = 'string',
						ci = 0;
					$.each(
						this.colModel, 
						function (i, v)
						{
							if (v.name === cn)
							{
								st = v.type;
								ci = i;
								return false;
							}
						}
					);
					var sortData = function (a, b)
						{
							var x = (so === 'asc') ? a.cell[ci] : b.cell[ci],
								y = (so === 'asc') ? b.cell[ci] : a.cell[ci];
							if (st === 'numeric')
							{
								return (x - y);
							}
							else if (st === 'date')
							{
								x = x.split('/');
								y = y.split('/');
								return (x[2] === y[2]) ? ( (x[0] === y[0]) ? (x[1] - y[1]) : (x[0] - y[0]) ) : (x[2] - y[2]);
							}
							else
							{
								//x = $(x).text().toUpperCase();
								//y = $(y).text().toUpperCase();
	
								x = x.replace(/<\/?[^>]+>/gi, '').toUpperCase();
								y = y.replace(/<\/?[^>]+>/gi, '').toUpperCase();
	
								return ( (x < y) ? -1 : ( (x > y) ? 1 : 0) );
							}
						};
					ds.rows.sort(sortData);
					return ds;
				},
				onDoSearch: function (ds, qy, cn)
				{
					//filter results based on query
					//http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/using-jquery-to-manipulate-and-filter-data/
					var q = $.trim(qy); //trim white space
					
					if (q.length)
					{
						q = q.replace(/ /gi, '|'); 		//add OR for regex query
						var   rs = new RegExp(q, 'i')	//regular expression for searching for query
							, rh = /<\/?[^>]+>/g		//regular expresssion for removing html tags
							, si = this.searchitems 	//an array of columns that are filterable
							, is = 0 					//index of search item
							, ci = {} 					//column item 
							, ic = 0					//index of column (of column model not search items)
							, d = {
								page: ds.page,
								total: 0,
								rows: []
							};
						if (cn === '')
						{
							$(ds.rows).each(
								function (i, v)
								{
									var ci = {};
									for ( is in si )
									{
										ci = si[is];
										if (v.cell[ci.index].replace(rh, '').search(rs) !== -1)
										{
											d.rows.push(this);
											break;
										}
									}
								}
							);
						}
						else
						{
							if ( isNaN(cn) )
							{
								for ( is in si )
								{
									ci = si[is];
									if ( ci.name = cn )
									{
										ic = ci.index;
										break;
									}
								}
								
							}
							$(ds.rows).each(
								function (i, v)
								{
									if ( v.cell[ic].replace(rh, '').search(rs) !== -1 )
									{
										d.rows.push(this);
									}
								}
							);
							
						}
						d.total = d.rows.length;
						return d;
					}
					else
					{
						return ds;
					}
				},
				onChangePage: function (ds, pn, rpp)
				{
					var	r = ds.rows,
						b = (pn - 1) * rpp,
						e = (b + rpp > ds.rows.length) ? ds.rows.length : b + rpp,
						d = {
							page: pn,
							total: 0,
							rows: []
						},
						i=0;
					for (i = b; i < e; i+=1)
					{
						d.rows.push(r[i]);
					}
					d.total = ds.total;
					return d;
				}
			}
		);
	}
);

$(document).ready( 
	function(){
		$('.flex-vam').flexigrid(
			{
				sortname: 'label',
				sortorder: 'asc',
				usepager: true,
				dataType: 'json',
				rp: 10,
				rpOptions: [10, 15, 25, 40],
				showTableToggleBtn: true,
				width: 'auto',
				query: 'circus horse',
				height: 'auto',
				url: 'http://www.vam.ac.uk/api/json/museumobject/',
				title: 'Art Collections in the Victoria and Albert Museum',
				searchitems: [],
				colModel:
				[
					{ display: 'Id', name: 'primary_image_id', width: 75, sortable: true, filterable: false, isdefault: false, align: 'left', type: 'numeric' },
					{ display: 'Year', name: 'year_start', width: 40, sortable: true, filterable: true, isdefault: true, align: 'left', type: 'numeric' },
					{ display: 'Artist', name: 'artist', width: 200, sortable: true, filterable: true, isdefault: false, align: 'left', type: 'string' },
					{ display: 'Place', name: 'place', width: 100, sortable: true, filterable: true, isdefault: false, align: 'left', type: 'string' },
					{ display: 'Title', name: 'title', width: 400, sortable: true, filterable: true, isdefault: false, align: 'left', type: 'string' }
				],
				preProcess: function (data)
				{
					if (this.onChangePage)
					{
						return this.onChangePage(data, this.newp, this.rp);
					}
					else
					{
						return data;
					}
				},
				executeAjax: function () {
					
				},
				parseData: function (data)
				{
					var ds = {
							page: data.meta.page,
							total: data.meta.result_count, //data.records.length
							rows: []
						};
					var cm = this.colModel;
					$.each(
						data.records,
						function (i, v)
						{
							var row = {};
							var f = v.fields;
							row.id = f.primary_image_id;
							row.cell = [];
							
							$.each(
								cm, 
								function (i, v)
								{
									row.cell.push(f[v.name]);
								}
							);
							ds.rows.push(row);
						}
					);
					return ds;
				}
			}
		); 
	}
);