• Dullah (1919-1996)

• Gerard Pieter Adolfs (1897-1968)

• Haji Widayat

• Han Snel

• Henri Dono (b 1960)

• Lee Man Fong (1913–1988)

• Lucien Frits Ohl (1904 - 1976)

• Suklu (b 1967)

• Alex Leong

• Chew Teng Beng

• Chia Yu Chian

• Dato Chuah Thean Teng

• Dato Mohd Hossein Enas

• Ho Khay Beng

• John Lee Joo For

• Khaw Sia

• Kuo Ju Ping

• Lee Cheng Yong

• Lee Loon Looi

• Leong Chee Siong

• Lye Yau Fatt

• Peter Harris

• Tan Choon Ghee

• Yong Mun Sen

• Aung Kyaw Htet

• Ko Mg Win Hla

• Kuong Han

• Myint Swe

• Thien Soe

• Thun Ya

• U Hla Han

• U Lun Gywe

• Federico Aguilar Alcuaz

• Lydia Velasco

• Marina Cruz

• Nume Avaraldo

• Rene Roble

• Ang Ah Tee

• Anthony Chua Say Hua

• Aw Tee Hong

• Chen Chong Swee

• Chen Wen Hsi

• Cheong Soo Pieng

• Choo Keng Kwang

• Chua Ek Kay

• Chua Mia Tee

• Eng Siak Loy

• Gog Sing Hooi

• Goh Beng Kwan

• Goh Sing Hooi

• Hong Sek Chern

• Hua Chai Yong

• Koeh Sia Yong

• Lai Foong Mui

• Lee Boon Wang

• Leng Joon Wong

• Lim Hak Tai

• Lim Mu Hue

• Lim Tze Peng

• Liu Kang

• Nai Swee Leng

• Ong Boon Kong

• Ong Tien Soo

• Peh Eng Seng

• Seah Kim Joo

• Siew Hock Meng

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• Tan Chee Wah Terence

• Tan Choh Tee

• Tan Chong Ern

• Tan Kian Por

• Tang Da Hu

• Tay Bak Koi

• Thomas Yeo

• Tong Chin Sye

• Vincent Liao

• Wong Keen

• Ye Chi Wei

• Dn Hoang Tuong

• Kim Dung

• Nguyen Viet Luc

• Phong

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• Van Ngoc

Yong Mun Sen

Widely known as the Father of Malaysia Painting, Yong Mun Sen was born in Kuching, Sarawak and educated in Guangdong, a Province in China in brush use and calligraphy. Yong is noted for his watercolour landscape paintings, which incorporate influences from Chinese art resulting in more airy and generalised compositions rather than in more detailed or factual depictions.