Artists

Don Labash

Donley, Robert

Robert Morris Donley (born 1934) is an American artist who has been identified with the Chicago Imagist movement. Judith Wilson of the Village Voice called him the "Chicago imagist Tolstoy." The narrative aspects of his work center on broad social and political statements that are complex--often playful and satirical with respect to ways in which propaganda, power, and social diversity mix with and conflict with historical and religious personalities. In his career retrospective in 2000 at the Chicago Cultural Center, Dr. Paul Jaskot wrote that "his art investigates the changing political and social geographies of [the modern] city." Donley has spent most of his career in Chicago, where his work was exhibited in shows at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Art Institute of Chicago, the Peace Museum, Hyde Park Art Center, and numerous other group and solo exhibitions. He started his professional career in Los Angeles at the Paul Plummer Gallery and was later represented by Monique Knowlton in New York City. Donley was a chair and full professor of art at DePaul University. John Russell of the New York Times wrote of his work that "You will have an approximate idea of the teeming and endlessly...

Donna Dennis

Donna Jaggard

Donna Livermore

Donnay, Auguste

Donne Buck

Donner, Georg Raphael

Donner, Johann

Don Nice

Don Nice (1932–2019) was an American painter, printmaker, and educator known for his pop realism.

Donovan, Bobby

The Better Sister is an American thriller television limited series created by Olivia Milch and starring Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks. Based on the 2019 novel by Alafair Burke, it premiered on May 29, 2025.

Donovan, Donald