Georges Seurat is known for his use of pointillism, a technique that involves applying small, distinct dots of color to create an image.

Vincent van Gogh is known for his use of impasto, a technique that involves applying thick layers of paint to create a textured effect.

Pablo Picasso is known for his use of collage, a technique that involves combining different materials and objects to create an artwork.

Robert Rauschenberg is known for his use of assemblage, a technique that involves combining found objects and materials to create an artwork.

Marina Abramović is known for her use of performance art, a type of art that involves the artist's own body or actions as the medium.

Robert Smithson is known for his use of land art, a type of art that involves creating large-scale works in natural landscapes.

Marcel Duchamp is known for his use of conceptual art, a type of art that emphasizes the idea or concept behind the work rather than its physical form.

Donald Judd is known for his use of minimalism, a type of art that emphasizes simplicity and the use of basic geometric forms.

Andy Warhol is known for his use of pop art, a type of art that draws inspiration from popular culture and consumerism.

Richard Estes is known for his use of photorealism, a type of art that aims to create paintings that look like photographs.

Chuck Close is known for his use of hyperrealism, a type of art that aims to create paintings that are even more realistic than photographs.

Salvador Dalí is known for his use of surrealism, a type of art that aims to explore the subconscious mind and dreams.

Jackson Pollock is known for his use of abstract expressionism, a type of art that emphasizes the artist's emotional and psychological state.

Mark Rothko is known for his use of color field painting, a type of art that emphasizes the use of large areas of flat color.

Ellsworth Kelly is known for his use of hard-edge painting, a type of art that emphasizes the use of sharp, clean lines and geometric shapes.