Often the reason for an artist's fame after their death is simply due to what collectors are looking for at the time, and this is always changing. Other artists are ahead of their time and it is only after time has passed that the greatness is recognized. Another problem is how to define fame or success. If an artist has a painting hanging in MoMA, for example, is the artist famous even if the painting is not well known? Very few artists actually become famous once they've died. Van Gogh is possibly the most well-known example. However, many (if not most) artists never reach success even after their death.
Adolf Hitler did not become an artist because he was not very good at art. Simple as that.
The British artist Richard Hamilton, born in 1922, is famous for pioneering the aesthetic that "pop-art" defined.
he wanted to become an artist and go to a special artist school, but failed to get in to any of them which frustrated him.
james cordon
because it was his dream
Raphael
he became a famous artist in about 1490-1492.
he is an artist
she was a artist and a author
She had practised for her singing...
2010
Ingres
No, they were already well known at the time of his death. They did become even more famous after his death.
There is usually one and the same answer to those questions 'Why did XXX become an artist?' Because they felt they had the talent and the urge. It is as simple as that!
she shot to death selena perez a famous tejano mexican artist
Because people felt he was a great artist.
become a pop singer an artist a hero really you just need to do something incredible