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Artists & Art
Illustrators, Painters, Sculptors, etc.
(See also Photographers and Museums
& Galleries) |
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| Susan Wittig Albert |
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Beatrix Potter: author and illustrator in the Lake District in 1900s
England |
| Donna Andrews |
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Meg Langslow: decorative
blacksmith in a southern town |
| Sarah Atwell (Sheila Connolly) |
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Emmeline
(Em) Dowell: glassblower, in Tucson, Arizona, in the Glassblowing
mysteries |
| Neal Barrett Jr. |
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Wiley Moss: graphic
artist in Washington, DC |
| Lorraine Bartlett |
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Katie Bonner:
manager of Artisans Alley and an amateur sleuth, in the Victoria
Square mysteries |
| Janie Bolitho |
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Rose Trevelyan:
painter and photographer in Cornwall, Englan |
| Kyril Bonfiglioli |
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Charlie Mortdecai:
dishonest art dealer who consorts with international
crooks, and his sidekick Jock Strapp, in England |
| Joan Boswell |
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Hollis Grant: painter
and amateur sleuth, starting in Ottawa, and mostly in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada |
| Ruth Brandon |
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Reggie (Regina) Lee:
PhD art curator for the National Gallery in London, England |
| Kate Charles |
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Lucy Kingsley:
artist, and David Middleton-Brown, a solicitor,
in London, England, in the
Book of Psalms mysteries |
| George Chesbro |
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Veil Kendry: painter
and adventurer in New York City |
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John “Chant” Sinclair:
Medal of Honor winner in Vietnam and martial arts master turned
artist |
| B. Comfort |
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Tish McWhinny:
70-something Vermont artist and painter |
| Carolyn Coker |
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Andrea Perkins:
art historian and restorer in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Nageeba Davis |
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Maggie Kean: art
teacher and sculptor in the high country of Colorado |
| Hildegarde Dolson |
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Lucy Ramsdale:
widowed artist, and James McDougal, a homicide inspector,
in Wingate, Connecticut |
| Rosemary Edghill |
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Karen Hightower:
(aka Bast), a white witch and graphic designer in
New York City |
| Aaron & Charlotte Elkins |
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Alix London: young art consultant, whose father was a convicted art forger, based in Seattle, Washington |
| Amanda Flower |
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India Hayes: artist,
and librarian at Martin College in Stripling, Ohio |
| Christine Gentry |
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Ansel Phoenix:
half-Blackfoot and half-Anglo, who draws dinosaurs
for magazines, books, and museum displays, in Big Toe, Montana |
| Melissa Glazer (Tim Myers) |
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Carolyn Emerson:
middle-aged proprietor of a do-your-own-pottery shop, Fire at Will,
in fictional Maple Ridge, Vermont, in the Clay and Crime mysteries |
| Rick Hanson |
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Adam McCleet: ex-cop
turned sculptor, in Portland, Oregon |
| Karen Harper |
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Sarah Kauffman: an
artist who paints murals on barns in her Amish community, and Nate
MacKensie, an Ohio state arson inspector, in the Home Valley Amish
series |
| Peter Helton |
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Chris Honeysett:
artist and private investigator, in and around Bath, England |
| Lauren Henderson |
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Sam Jones: sculptor
in Camden Town, London, England |
| Peter Inchbald |
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Franco Corti: detective
inspector in the London Art and Antiques Squad, working mainly in
Italy |
| Jerry B. Jenkins |
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Philip Spence:
artist, and Margo Franklin, a waitress, in Chicago, Illinois |
| Kelly Jones |
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Non-series mysteries with an art focus |
| Nicholas Kilmer |
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Fred Taylor: art
historian in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Kathryn Lasky Knight |
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Calista Jacobs:
illustrator of children’s books in Cambridge,
Massachusetts |
| Harley Jane Kozak |
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Wollie Shelley: greeting-card artist in Los Angeles, California |
| Janet Laurence |
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Canaletto: Italian painter in 18th century London, England |
| Hailey Lind |
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Annie Kincaid: reformed
art forger now in the faux finishing business, in the Art Lover’s
mysteries |
| John Malcolm |
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Tim Simpson: financial
consultant turned art investment specialist in London, England |
| Peg Marberg |
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Jean Hastings and her daughter, Jean Jr., of the interior design firm Designer Jeans, in Seville, Indiana, in the Interior Design mysteries |
| Susan McBride |
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Andrea “Andy” Kendricks: 30-something artist who
backed out of her formal debut when she was eighteen to mother Cissy’s
dismay, in Dallas, Texas, in the Debutante Dropout mysteries |
| Keith McCafferty |
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Sean Stranahan: painter, fly fisherman, and private investigator, and Sheriff Martha Ettinger, in Montana |
| Leslie O’Kane |
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Molly Masters: cartoonist
and greeting card entrepreneur, in Albany, New York |
| J. Michael Orenduff |
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Hubert Schuze:
pot hunter and owner of a shop selling Native American pottery in
Albuquerque, New Mexico |
| Jake Page |
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T. Moore “Mo” Bowdre:
blind redneck sculptor, and Connie
Barnes, his Anglo-Hopi girlfriend, in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Hugh Pentecost (Judson Philips) |
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John Jericho:
artist and crusader |
| Rosemary Rowe |
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Libertus: mosaicist and an expert in puzzles and patterns, living
in the ancient Roman town of Glevum (now Gloucester), England |
| Jonathan Santlofer |
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Nate Rodriguez:
talented NYPD police sketch artist in New York
City |
| Daniel Silva |
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Gabriel Allon:
art restorer and Israeli secret agent |
| Evelyn E. Smith |
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Susan Melville: spinster art teacher and painter, who becomes
a freelance assassin, in New York City |
| Diane A.S. Stuckart |
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Leonardo da Vinci:
court engineer to the Duke of Milan, and his apprentice Dino (Delfina
in disguise as a boy), in 1480s Milan, Italy |
| David Stukas |
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Monette O’Reilley:
towering lesbian and star player of the
Leaping Lesbians soccer team and graphic artist in New York |
| Sarah Stewart Taylor |
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Elizabeth Will:
watercolorist and gallery owner in Dovekey, New
Hampshire |
| Deborah Valentine |
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Katharine Craig:
a sculptor, and Kevin Bryce, an ex-sheriff’s
detective, in Lake Tahoe, California |
| Michelle Wan |
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Mara Dunn: French-Canadian
interior decorator, relocated to the Dordogne region in southwestern
France |
| Clarissa Watson |
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Persis Willum: artist
and art gallery assistant, in Long Island, New York, and France |
| Derek Wilson |
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Tim Lacy:
security expert investigating crime and fraud in the
international art world |
| Dorian Yeager |
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Will, Elizabeth:
a watercolorist-gallery owner in Dovekey, New Hampshire |
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