Painters, sculptors, and the ones who chased chickens across canvas.

She sent fourteen unsolicited watercolors to a stranger in rural Japan. That stranger was Georgia O'Keeffe, and she wrote back.

The most quintessentially Japanese artwork ever made was painted with a color Japan had banned.

She quit the throne, converted to the religion that was illegal for her to hold, and left Sweden in men's clothing — but she didn't leave empty-handed.