300+ Creative Dog Names For Your Furry Pawcaso

It’s time to don your beret, pull up a canvas and find your muse. That’s right, folks, we are delving into the fascinating realm of art today with an extensive and creative list of all the best art dog names.

Choosing one of these sophisticated names for your creative dog will ensure he or she will stand out at the dog park. We have rounded up all the most famous artists, artworks, locations and art accessories and turned them into some incredible dog’s names for all our pet parents who have some creative flair.

So, settle in for a cultured experience as you work your way through all the suave dog names on our list.

👩🏻‍🎨 Female Art Dog Names For Your Creative Pooch

These female dog names represent some of the most accomplished artists in history. We adore the names “Rosa” and “Georgia”.

Agnes	Agnes Martin was an American painter
Alma	Alma Woodsey Thomas was an African American artist
Angelica	Angelica Kauffman was a neoclassical painter from Switzerland
Artemisia	Artemisia Gentileschi was a Baroque painter from Italy
Augusta	Augusta Savage was an African American artist known for her sculptures associated with the Harlem Renaissance
Berthe	Berthe Morisot was an artist from France
Bridget	Bridget Riley is an English painter
Georgia	Georgia O'Keefe was an American painter
Helen	Helen Frankenthaler was an abstract expressionist painter
Hilma	Hilma af Klint was a Swedish artist
Jenny	Jenny Saville is a British painter
Judith	Judith Leyster was a Dutch painter
Kahlo	Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter
Kara	Kara Walker is an African American artist
Lavinia	Lavinia Fontana was an Italian painter
Leonora	Leonora Carrington was a British surrealist painter
Martin	Agnes Martin was an American painter
Mary	Mary Cassatt was an American painter who lived in France
Riley	Bridget Riley is an English painter
Rosa	Rosa Bonheur was from France – she liked to paint animals
Sofonisba	Sofonisba Anguissola was an Italian Renaissance painter
Sophie	Sophie Matisse is an American artist known for her Missing Person paintings
Tamara	Tamara de Lempicka was a Polish painter
Thomas	Alma Woodsey Thomas was an African American artist
Varo	Remedios Varo was a Spanish surrealist painter
Woodsey	Alma Woodsey Thomas was an African American artist

👨🏻‍🎨 Male Creative Dog Names For Your Artsy Boy

History has seen some incredible artists through the ages and while the people are no longer with us, their masterpieces remain. We love the dog names “Stubbs” and “Jackson” for your new boy puppy.

Banksy	he is a famous graffiti artist – his murals have been drawn on various outdoor locations around the world
Bosch	Hieronymus Bosch was a Dutch painter
Caspar	Caspar David Friedrich was a famous artist
Cezanne	Paul Cezanne was a painter from France
Da Vinci	Leonardo da Vinci was an incredibly talented and clever artist and he is responsible for some of the most revered artistic creations ever made
Dali	Salvador Dali was a Spanish Surrealist painter
De Hooch	Pieter de Hooch was a Dutch master painter who usually painted open doorways in his scenes of quiet domestic reality
Degas	Edgar Degas was a painter from France
Diego	Diego Valazquez made “Las Meninas” a highly sought after painting
Egon	Egon Schiele was a painter from Austria
El Greco	this Greek artist is so original that he cannot be classified into a particular school
Eugene	Eugene Delacroix was a romantic artist from France
Francisco	Francisco Goya was a Spanish painter
Gauguin	Paul Gauguin was the artist who made “Still Life With Fruit and Peppers”
Georges	Georges Seurat was from France and he was a post-impressionist painter
Gilbert	Gilbert Stuart was an American painter
Goya	Francisco Goya was a Spanish painter
Gustav	Gustav Klimt was responsible for creating the famous artwork called “The Kiss”
Henri	Henri Rousseau was a self-taught painter from France
Hokusai	he was a Japanese painter
Hopper	Edward Hopper was an American painter
Jackson	Jackson Pollock was an American painter
Jacob	Jacob Lawrence was an African American artist who called his style of painting “dynamic cubism”
Jean-Antoine	Jean-Antoine Watteau was a painter from France
Jean-Michal	Jean-Michal Basquiat was an African American artist
Johannes	Johannes Vermeer is known as the painter of “The Girl With the Pearl Earring
Klee	Paul Klee was a German artist that was born in Switzerland
Leonardo	Leonardo da Vinci painted “The Mona Lisa” – one of the easiest paintings to recognize
Louis	Louis Wain has achieved fame from his clever cat depictions where the cats are doing things like playing golf or having tea
Monet	Claude Monet was a French painter who was known for creating wild landscape pieces in an impressionist style
Munch	Edvard Munch is a famous painter who got inspiration from a panic attack he suffered to produce “The Scream”
Pablo	Pablo Picasso is a legendary painter
Pawcasso	a fun play on Picasso, the legendary painter
Picasso	Pablo Picasso is a legendary painter
Raphael	Raphael was an Italian painter
Rembrandt	Rembrandt Van Rijn was a Dutch master painter – “The Night Watch” and “The Jewish Bride” are his most famous paintings
Rene	Rene Magritte was an artist from Belgium
Renoir	Pierre-Auguste Renoir was a French painter who is known for his masterpiece “Luncheon of the Boating Party”
Rockwell	Norman Rockwell was an American painter
Rubens	Peter Paul Rubens was the great Flemish painter and is considered to be one of the greatest artists of his era
Salvador	Salvador Dali was a Spanish Surrealist painter
Stubbs	George Stubbs was an English painter known to create art depicting horses
Van Gogh	Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter whose masterpiece “The Starry Night” is well known all over the world – his early works were dominated by the brown color before evolving into the artistic creations we all know
Vincent	Vincent Van Gogh made significant contributions to the arts, however achieved fame and notoriety for cutting off his ear
Whistler	James McNeill Whistler was an American painter
Yves	Yves Klein trademarked the blue color in 1957 he loved it so much and he produced around 200 blue works of art in his career

 🐕 Name Your Dog After Famous Artists Dogs

Some of the most popular artists were complete dog lovers. Choosing to honor one of their canine companions in your dog’s name is a great way to marry your love for art and dogs together in a unique way. We love all these names for dogs, but think “Boodgie” is probably the most unusual.

Amos	the Dachshund of Andy Warhol
Archie	the Dachshund of Andy Warhol
Bo	one of Georgia O'Keeffe's Chows
Bob	a Saint Bernard that stayed with Picasso for a while – it is not known whether Bob was his dog or whether he was looking after it for friends
Bobo	one of Georgia O'Keeffe's Chows
Boodgie	David Hockney's Dachshund
Butch	Norman Rockwell's Spaniel Mix
Chia	one of Georgia O'Keeffe's Chows
Fips	Fips the dog belonged to Edvard Munch
Flirt	Emily Carr's dog
Frika	one of the many dogs of Pablo Picasso
Gyp	Jackson Pollock's childhood dog – when he and his wife adopted a dog after they were married, he named it Gyp too – this might sound weird, but he must have had incredible love for his childhood companion to do this
Inca	one of Georgia O'Keeffe's Chows
Jackie	Rene Margritte had 2 Pomeranian's and he named them both Jackie
Jingo	one of Georgia O'Keeffe's Chows
Kabul	one of Pablo Picasso's Afghan Hounds
Kasbec	one of Pablo Picasso's Afghan Hounds
Loo	Emily Carr's dog
Lou-Lou	Rene Margritte had 2 Pomeranian's and he named them both Lou-Lou
Lump	he was Pablo Picasso's little Dachshund
Mr. Xolotl	one of Frida Kahlo's dogs
Noisette	an Airedale Terrier belonging to Picasso
Pancho	Georgia O'Keefe's poodle that was killed in an accident
Pitter	one of Norman Rockwell's dogs
Pom	Takashi Murakami's pet dog
Punk	Emily Carr's dog
Raleigh	Norman Rockwell's Collie Mix
Ricky	this was a Poodle that belonged to Picasso's daughter Maya
Rolle	Edvard Munch's dog – by the sound of it he rescued this dog who had been badly mistreated
Sauterelle	one of Pablo Picasso's Afghan Hounds
Stanley	David Hockney's Dachshund
Yan	a Boxer owned by Pablo Picasso

🐶 Dog Names Inspired By Real Life Puppy Artists

These dogs are so incredible to watch. Do yourself a favor and look them up online and prepare to be astounded by these clever pups. We would love to own a doggy original to hang in pride of place in our homes.

Apple	this pet is a Beagle who makes fun abstract art with a brush in his mouth
Arbor	this pet is a Border Collie Mix who paints to raise money for charity
Chloe	this pet can't use a brush, but her owner is an artist who creates stencils for her to walk through – if you're searching for a unique piece of art, one created out of puppy paw prints will definitely take center stage in your home
Dagger	this cool canine is known as DogVinci – he is a Labrador cross whose owner is an artist – he has created some amazing art for charity – it's said that he only will paint when wearing his red scarf and beret – too adorable for words
DogVinci	Dagger the painting dog's nickname
Hallie	this little Dachshund has been blind for 4 years but still continues to paint – she can even paint Christmas ornaments – what an honor to have one of those on your tree
Hunter	this Shiba Inu puppy is 8 years old and his masterpieces are an honor to own – they get orders from all over the world for one of his creations
Ivy	this canine is an Australian Shepherd whose artistic creations are sold via her Instagram
Jumpy	this puppy does a bit of everything, from acting to free style painting and can even follow her trainers cues to paint certain things – doesn't that sound incredible?
Kane	Shore Service Dogs rescues shelter dogs and trains them – painting is part of their training and the doggie artwork gets sold to fund the training program – Kane is one of the canine artists
Kermit	this funny puppy is famous on Youtube and loves to fingerpaint [or should we say paw paint]
Major	Shore Service Dogs rescues shelter dogs and trains them – painting is part of their training and the doggie artwork gets sold to fund their training program – Major is one of their pup artists
Netop	This puppy is so creative that his work is displayed in galleries – what a fun pet he must be!
Nyah	Shore Service Dogs rescues shelter dogs and trains them – painting is part of their training and their doggie art gets sold to fund the training program – Nyah is one of the pup artists
Oksana	if you're searching for some Pollock-esque style paintings, you can pick up an Oksana original for a couple hundred dollars
Rogan	This amazing pet paints pictures that have been sold all over the world. One of his artworks were auctioned off to support dogs with cancer – too incredible for words
Sammy	Shore Service Dogs rescues shelter dogs and trains them – painting is part of their training and the doggie art gets sold to fund their training program – Sammy is one of the dogs trained to create artwork
Secret	This puppy is an Australian Shepherd and can do a bit of everything – from laundry to yoga, she can also sing and dance and also can paint better than most of us. This clever canine can paint a beautiful sunflower – who says pets can't be creative too?
Tillamook	he was a Jack Russell who had his own ideas when it came to creating his masterpieces – he clawed and scratched the canvas to produce a pattern of lines that buyers paid 1000's of dollars to own

🖼️ Creative Names For Dogs Inspired By Famous Paintings

These dog names were all inspired by some of the most famous paintings that have ever been created. We can’t settle on our favorite because they are all great arty names.

Baby	“Newborn Baby in a Crib” is a famous painting by Lavinia Fontana
Blossom	“Almond Blossoms” by Vincent Van Gogh
Camille	“Camille with a Small Dog” was a painting by Claude Monet
Clipper	a dog painting by Picasso
Delight	“The Garden of Earthly Delights” by Hieronymus Bosch
Feo	a dog painting by Picasso
Frida	“The Two Frida's” is arguably the most famous painting by Frida Kahlo
Ginevra	“Portrait of Ginevra de' Benci” is a portrait of a lady by Leonardo da Vinci
Ginger	“Ginger Cat” is one of Louis Wain's most famous pieces
Gothic	“American Gothic” by Grant Wood
Gypsy	“The Sleeping Gypsy” by Henri Rousseau
Iris	“Irises” by Vincent Van Gogh
Kanagawa	“The Great Wave Off Kanagawa” by Hokusai
Kiss	“The Kiss” by Gustav Klimt
Lady Godiva	“Lady Godiva” by John Collier
Liberty	“Liberty Leading the People” by Eugene Delacroix
Lily	“Water Lilies” by Claude Monet
Madonna	“The Sistine Madonna” by Raphael
Man	“Vitruvian Man” is a sketch drawn by Da Vinci in one of his many notebooks that shows the perfect human proportions – “The Man” is a creative dog name for your canine companion
Memory	“The Persistence of Memory” is the most famous artwork by Salvador Dali – it is a picture of melting watches
Mona Lisa	The Mona Lisa is a painting of a lady created by Leonardo da Vinci and is one of the world’s most recognizable artworks
Nighthawk	“Nighthawks” is by Edward Hopper
Noel	“Noel in the Kitchen” is a painting of a child in the kitchen with his puppies – it is painted by Joan Brown
Pearl	“The Girl with the Pearl Earring” by Johannes Vermeer
Perro	this was a Dalmatian that Pablo Picasso used for artistic inspiration in a number of painted works
Rain	“The Avenue in the Rain” by Childe Hassam
Rosie	“Rosie the Riveter” is by Norman Rockwell
Starry	“The Starry Night” by Vincent Van Gogh
Storm	“The Storm on the Sea of Galilee” by Rembrandt
Sunflower	“Sunflowers” is by Van Gogh
The Scream	this is Edvard Munch's most well known painting – a funny name if your new dog howls all night
Tiger	“Tiger in a Tropical Storm” is a well known piece  in the ‘animals' genre – it is an oil painting by artist Henri Rousseau
Venus	“The Birth of Venus” by Sandro Botticelli
Wanderer	“Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog” by Caspar David Friedrich
Whistlejacket	this is a well known piece in the ‘animals' genre – it is an oil painting of a horse by George Stubbs

🌍 Creative Dog Names Derived From Popular Art Museums and Locations

If you are lucky in life, you will get to visit some of these galleries and museums where you can see all the most fabulous artwork with your own eyes. We love the dog names “Tate” and “Reina”.

Belvedere	The Austrian Gallery Belvedere is a museum – Mr. Belvedere used to be a TV show too
Chicago	The Art Institute of Chicago is the home to many famous artworks
Delle	Da Vinci's “The Last Supper” is at the Santa Maria Delle Grazie Monastery in Milan
Florence	this is where the Uffizi Gallery is
Getty	The Getty is a museum in Los Angeles
London	The National Gallery of London houses many incredible artworks
Louvre	the Louvre is a famous museum in Paris – this is the perfect name for French pets
Maria	Da Vinci's “The Last Supper” is at the Santa Maria Delle Grazie Monastery in Milan
Milan	the location of the Santa Maria Delle Grazie Monastery – “The Last Supper” can be viewed here
Moma	this is the acronym for The Museum of Modern Art in New York where Van Gogh's “The Starry night” can be viewed
Oslo	the National Gallery in Oslo is where you can appreciate “The Scream” by Edvard Munch
Paris	Paris, France is one location known to be a creative place
Pergamon	The Pergamon Museum is in Berlin
Prado	Museo Nacional del Prado is a museum in Spain
Reina	Museo Reina Sofia is in Madrid – here you can view Guernica by Pablo Picasso
Sofia	Museo Reina Sofia is in Madrid – here you can view Guernica by Pablo Picasso
Solomon	Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is in New York
Tate	The Tate Gallery is in London
Uffizi	Uffizi Gallery in Florence is the home of many famous works

👩🏻 Art Names For Dogs Inspired By Artists Muses

What is an artist without their muse? These people have inspired some of the greatest artworks of our time. Pablo Picasso did seem to need a LOT of inspiration though!

Ada	Ada Del Moro Katz is the wife of Alex Katz and appears in a lot of his pieces
Dora	Dora Maar was the creative muse for Pablo Picasso
Edie	Edie Sedgwick was the creative muse of Andy Warhol
Elizabeth	Elizabeth Siddal influenced the ideas of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood's views of female beauty
Emma	Emma Hamilton was the muse of George Romney
Fernande	Fernande Olivier was the first muse of Pablo Picasso
Francoise	Francoise Gilot was one of Picasso's muses
Gala	Gala Dali inspired a number of Salvador Dali's works
George	George Dyer was the muse of Francis Bacon
Helga	Helga Testorf is the subject of 240 drawings by Andrew Wyeth
Jeanne	Jeanne Hebuterne was the muse of Amedeo Modigliani
Juliet	Juliet Man Ray became the wife and muse of artist Man Ray
Kiki	Kiki De Montparnasse was a muse for many surrealist painters, in particular Man Ray
Leigh	Leigh Bowery was the muse of Lucian Freud
Lydia	Lydia Corbett was the subject of a series of artworks and a sculpture by Pablo Picasso – she is known as “the girl with the ponytail”
Marcelle	Marcelle Lender was Henri de Toulouse- Lautrec’s muse
Marie	Marie-Therese Walter was one of Pablo Picasso's muses
Olga	Olga Khokhlova was the wife of Picasso and the mother of his son Paul – she was one of Picasso's early muses
Saskia	Saskia van Uylenburgh was Rembrandt's wife and muse
Victorine	Victorine Meurent was the muse for 3 artists Edouard Manet, Edgar Degas and Alfred Stevens

🎥 Art Dog Names Inspired By Fictional Artist Characters in Pop Culture

Our favorite fictional artist has to be Jack Dawson, from the movie Titanic. There have been a lot of art films made over the years and here are our top picks for dog names from them. We love the names “Dobie” and “Junebug”.

Adele	Adele Lack is an artist in the film Synecdoche, New York
Chelsea	Chelsea Deardon is an artist in the movie Legal Eagles
David	David Wark is an artist in the film Junebug
Dawson	Jack Dawson from the movie Titanic was an artist
Dobie	Lionel Dobie from New York Stories – Nick Nolte portrayed this artist character
Edouard	Edouard Frenhofer is an aging artist in the film La Belle Noiseuse
Elena	Maria Elena is Juan's ex wife and is a painter in the film Vicky Cristina Barcelona
Homer	Homer Simpson has a piece of art shown in The Louvre
Isaac	Isaac Mendez from the TV Show Heroes had the ability to paint the future
Jack	Jack Dawson from the movie Titanic was an artist
Johan	Johan Borg is a tortured artist in the film Hour of the Wolf
Juan	Juan Antonio Gonzalo is an artist in the film Vicky Cristina Barcelona
Junebug	Junebug is an art film and a really cool dog's name
Lila	Lila Tournay in the TV show Dexter is an artist
Lionel	Lionel Dobie from New York Stories – Nick Nolte portrayed this artist character
Marge	Marge Simpson takes classes and then wins a local art competition
Marianne	she is Edouard's muse who helps to reignite his career in the film La Belle Noiseuse
Maude	Maude Lebowski played by Julianne Moore is an artist in the film The Big Lebowski
Nina	Nina West is an artist in the show Seinfeld
Norm	Norm Gunderson from Fargo was an artist in the show
Todd	Todd Cleary from the movie Wedding Crashers is an artist

🤩 Name Your Creative Dog After Famous Sculptors

Art is not just done with a brush and canvas – a very popular way to create art is by sculpting something out of various materials. Here are some of the most important sculptors that have left their mark in the world of art. We like the dog names “Yayoi” and “Henry”.

Alberto	Alberto Giacometti was a Swiss sculptor
Alexander	Alexander Calder was an American sculptor
Anish	Anish Kapoor is a British Indian sculptor
Antonio	Antonio Canova was a neoclassical sculptor
Auguste	Auguste Rodin was a French sculptor
Bernini	Gian Lorenzo Bernini was an Italian sculptor
Donatello	he was an Italian sculptor from the Renaissance – this would be a unique name for a new dog
Edgar	Edgar Degas, while known for his oil paintings and work with pastels, he also was a sculptor who produced sculptures made of bronze
Henry	Henry Moore was a sculptor who used to make semi abstract bronze creations
Jeff	Jeff Koons was a stockbroker before joining the art world as a sculptor
Louise	Louise Bourgeois is a French American sculptor
Lynda	Lynda Benglis is an American sculptor
Michaelangelo	he was an Italian sculptor and painter – his most famous artwork was the statue of “David” – this is a great name for a boy dog
Yayoi	Yayoi Kusama is primarily a Japanese sculptor, although she dabbles in other mediums too

🤡 Art Names For Dogs Inspired By Cartoonists

Art does not only have to be serious to be awesome, these cartoonists have made incredible contributions to pop culture through their fun drawings. We love the dog names “Sparky” and “Quino”, but really, you can't beat a pup named “Dr. Seuss”!

Austin	Austin English is a cartoonist
Bell	Marc Bell is a cartoonist
Bill	Bill Watterson is the creator of Calvin and Hobbes
Davis	Jim Davis is the cartoonist who gave us Garfield
Dr. Seuss	he authored and illustrated his own books
Gary	Gary Larson created the comic The Far Side
Hilda	Hilda Terry was an American cartoonist who drew the comic Teena
Jim	Jim Davis is the cartoonist who gave us Garfield
Lynn	Lynn Johnston was the first woman to win the National Cartoonist Society's Reuben Award
Manjul	he is a political cartoonist from India
Marc	Marc Bell is a cartoonist
Matt	Matt Groening is hailed as one of the most influential cartoonists ever
Milt	Milt Gross was an American cartoonist
Quino	he is a cartoonist from Argentina
Roz	Roz Chast is an American cartoonist
Sparky	Charles Monroe “Sparky” Schulz is the creator of the ever-popular comic Peanuts
Terry	Hilda Terry was an American cartoonist who drew the comic Teena
Tex	Tex Avery was an American cartoonist
Zapiro	the nickname of South African cartoonist Jonathan Shapiro

😍 Art Terms as Dog Names That Arty Pet Parents Will Love

Artists have some very specific terminology tied to their craft. If you’re looking for a more avant garde dog name, this is the list for you. We adore the name “Hue” for a dog.

Alla	Alla Prima is when the artist paints a picture all in one go
Brush	this is used to apply the paint to the canvas – “Brusher” is a fun name for a dog
Brushstroke	the way you use the brush to apply the color to the canvas to make a picture
Canvas	the thing you paint on
Chiaroscuro	when there is a strong contrast between light and dark in a picture
Easel	the support to rest your canvas on while you paint
Hue	a fancy way to say color
Motif	when a design element is used repeatedly
Muse	an artist's inspiration to create a masterpiece
Palette	this is where you mix your colors to make new shades
Plein	Plein Air is when you paint outside instead of in a studio
Prima	Alla Prima is when the artist paints a picture all in one go
Sfumato	this means that there is a soft transition between colors
Trompe	Trompe L'oeil is creating an optical illusion in your art
Wheel	for the color wheel – “Wheeler” is a cute name for a dog

🎨 Art Dog Names Inspired By Artistic Mediums and Techniques

The thing we love most about art is its subjectivity – if you’re creative enough anything can be used to make a masterpiece. These are some of the popular techniques and mediums used by artists. We love the dog names “Sketcher” and “Charcoal”.

Chalk	chalk pastels are used for drawing – “Chalky” is a creative name for a dog
Charcoal	Charcoal is used for drawing
Fresco	this medium allows you to create murals on walls and ceilings
Glaze	adding a glaze is adding a transparent layer over your artwork – “Glazer” might be a good dog name
Gongbi	this is a technique of realism used by the Chinese
Gouache	this is a type of water-based paint
Graphite	graphite pencils are used to draw
Grattage	this means using a blade to scratch fresh paint
Grisaille	this refers to a painting done entirely in shades of gray
Impasto	this involves putting paint onto the canvas thickly so you can see the brush strokes
Ink	ink is a popular medium for sketching or doing things like calligraphy – “Inky” is a creative name for a dog
Mosaic	this means creating a picture out of small pieces of glass or stone
Nerikomi	this is a Japanese technique for pottery
Paint	a popular medium of creating artwork – “Painter” is a creative dog name
Pastel	these are oil or chalk based crayons for drawing
Scratchitti	this is a type of graffiti that etches or scratches art into the surface rather than using spray paint or other mediums
Sculpture	this involves creating 3 dimensional art like a statue or a model of something
Shading	you use the technique of shading to add shadows on your picture – “Shadow is an amazing name for your new dog
Sketcher	drawing is a popular art medium
Stippling	this involves using small dots to shade in areas – “Stipple” or “Stippler” are great name ideas
Tarashikomi	this is a Japanese technique
Tempera	this is a type of paint
Verdaille	this means using only shades of green in your work

🖌️ Name Your Creative Dog After Art Movements

Now, admittedly these dog names are a little out there, but we still love them for their originality. We absolutely would have a dog called “Neo”, how about you? 

Abstract	for abstract expressionism
Baroque	for the baroque movement
Cube	for cubism
Dada	this is an avant garde movement in Europe in the early 20th century
De Stijl	this is Dutch and means “the style” and consisted of both artists as well as architects
Deco	for art deco
Express	for expressionism
Fauves	for fauvism
Future	for futurism
Mini	for minimalism
Neo	for neoclassicism
Nouveau	for art nouveau
Pointy	for pointillism
Pop	for pop art
Realist	the realist movement saw a rise in art that showed depictions of reality and ordinary life
Rococo	this is also known as Late Baroque
Roman	for romanticism
Supreme	for suprematism
Surreal	for surrealism
Symbol	for symbolism

Last Thoughts

We hope you are feeling inspired with a fresh rush of creativity. Tell us in the comments below which art dog names are your favorites.