Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Agents Facet
3. People (hierarchy name)
4. people (agents)
5. [people by activity]

Narrower term/s

• artists (visual artists) [NP][+]
  • [artists by subject or style of work] [+]
    • caricaturists
    • cartoonists
    • fashion illustrators
    • scientific illustrators
    • limners
    • commercial artists
    • topographers [NP]
    • landscapists [+]
      • landscape painters
    • portraitists [+]
      • portrait painters
    • santeros
    • literati (painters)
    • flower painters
    • imagineros (sculptors)
    • fraktur artists
    • figure artists
    • battle artists
    • silhouette artists
    • abstract artists
    • animal artists (animal subject) [+]
      • animal painters (animal subject)
      • animal sculptors (animal subject)
    • sports artists
    • architectural artists [+]
      • architectural painters
      • architectural printmakers
      • architectural photographers
    • cityscape artists
    • mythological artists
    • history artists [+]
      • history painters
    • marine artists
    • genre artists [+]
      • genre painters
    • still life artists [+]
      • still life painters
    • religious artists
    • emblem makers
    • botanical illustrators
    • natural history artists
    • Expressionists (artists)
    • Impressionists (artists)
    • mapmakers [+]
      • map painters
    • tenebrists
    • ukiyo-e artists
    • military artists
    • vedutisti
    • academic artists [NP] [+]
      • academic painters
      • academic sculptors
      • academic printmakers
    • colorists (artists by subject)
    • concept artists
    • press draftsmen
    • space artists
    • decorators
    • information artists
    • coat of arms artists
    • set painters
    • banner makers
    • comic book artists
    • guilloche artists
    • reproductive photographers
    • panoramists
  • [artists by medium or work type] [+]
    • collagists [+]
      • affichistes
    • illuminators (manuscript artists)
    • illustrators [+]
      • fashion illustrators [NP]
      • scientific illustrators [NP]
    • folk artists
    • painters (artists) [+]
      • [painters by subject of work] [+]
      • [painters by technique, implement, or material employed] [+]
      • [painters by location or context] [+]
    • pastelists
    • printmakers [+]
      • engravers (printmakers) [+]
      • wood engravers [+]
      • etchers [+]
      • lithographers [+]
      • serigraphers
      • woodcutters (printmakers)
      • photoengravers
      • photogravurists
      • vitreographers
      • academic printmakers [NP]
      • architectural printmakers [NP]
      • book printmakers
      • linocutters
      • monotypists
      • chemigraphers
      • collotypists
      • drypointists
      • reproductions printmakers [+]
      • offset printmakers
      • zincographers
    • sculptors [+]
      • wax workers
      • coroplasts
      • academic sculptors [NP]
      • altarpiece sculptors
      • court sculptors
      • metal sculptors [+]
      • stone sculptors
      • architectural sculptors
      • busshi o bukko
    • mosaicists
    • performance artists
    • photographers [+]
      • camera operators [NP] [+]
      • cinematographers
      • photojournalists (photographers)
      • scientific photographers [NP] [+]
      • still photographers
      • daguerreotypists
      • holographers
      • ambrotypists
      • fashion photographers
      • digital photographers
      • tintypists
      • war photographers
      • photographic artists
      • architectural photographers [NP]
      • industrial photographers
    • draftsmen (artists) [+]
      • architectural drafters
      • pencilers
      • pen draftsmen
      • master drafters
      • sketch artists
    • environmental artists
    • conceptual artists
    • miniaturists [+]
      • miniature painters
    • fiber artists
    • ornamentists
    • blazoners
    • video artists
    • embossers (people)
    • graphic artists [+]
      • illustrators [NP] [+]
      • printmakers [NP] [+]
      • draftsmen (artists) [NP] [+]
    • installation artists
    • ledger artists
    • amantecah
    • shellwork artists
    • advertising artists
    • mail artists
    • paper artists [+]
      • cut-paper artists
      • paper sculptors
    • decorative artists
    • body artists (performance artists)
    • batik artists
    • papier-mâché artists
    • assemblage artists
    • photomontagists
    • mixed-media artists
    • multimedia artists
    • billboard artists
    • poster artists
    • pietra dura artists
    • intarsia artists
    • lacquer artists
    • textile artists [+]
      • tapestry artists
    • book artists (artists)
    • stone carvers
    • body artists (adornment artists)
    • new media artists [+]
      • digital artists [+]
      • internet artists
    • sound artists
    • CAD drafters
    • BIM modelers
    • altar makers
    • altarpiece artists [+]
      • altarpiece painters [NP]
      • altarpiece sculptors [NP]
      • altarpiece makers
    • photographic artists [NP]
    • edible art artists
    • glass artists [+]
      • stained glass artists
      • glass engravers
    • enamel artists
    • jewelry artists [NP]
    • object artists
    • kinetic artists
    • typeface artists
    • photorealists (artists)
    • copy artists
    • costume makers
    • crystal cutters
    • plastic artists
    • interventionist artists
    • diorama makers
    • bio artists
    • light artists
    • pyrographers
    • matter painters
    • media artists
    • pearl cutters
    • tile painters
    • retouchers [+]
      • photographic retouchers
    • crayon artists
    • interdisciplinary artists
    • multidisciplinary artists
  • [artists by status or location] [+]
    • dissident artists
    • artists-in-residence
    • naive artists
    • self-taught artists [+]
      • outsider artists
    • assistant artists
    • amateur artists
    • itinerant artists
    • official artists
    • public artists
    • coarse painters
    • artist painters
    • original artists
    • fine artists
    • freelance artists
    • dozijnschilders
    • Bauhäusler
• assemblers
• brickmakers [NP]
• shoemakers [NP]
• [metalworkers by type of metal] [NP][+]
  • braziers (metalworkers)
  • bronzeworkers [+]
    • bronze casters [NP]
  • coppersmiths
  • pewterers
  • tinsmiths
  • asude
  • platinum workers
  • gold workers [+]
    • goldsmiths [+]
      • teocuitlahuaque
    • goldbeaters [+]
      • teocuitlatzotzonque
  • silver workers [+]
    • silversmiths
  • iron workers [+]
    • ironsmiths [+]
      • blacksmiths [+]
    • ironmongers [NP]
    • iron cutters
    • iron puddlers
  • rothschmieds
• armorers [NP][+]
  • court armorers
• bell founders [NP]
• boilermakers (metalworkers) [NP]
• coremakers [NP]
• locksmiths [NP]
• medalists [NP][+]
  • coin engravers
• nail makers [NP]
• swordsmiths [NP]
• tinkers [NP]
• dressmakers [NP][+]
  • couturiers (dressmakers)
• knitters [NP]
• lace makers [NP]
• quiltmakers [NP]
• spinners [NP][+]
  • silk spinners
• tailors [NP][+]
  • doublet makers
• weavers [NP][+]
  • art weavers
  • cloth weavers
  • cotton weavers
• cabinetmakers [NP][+]
  • ébénistes
  • court cabinetmakers [NP]
• coopers [NP]
• wheelwrights [NP]
• brushmakers [NP]
• basket makers (craftsmen) [NP]
• broommakers [NP]
• clockmakers [NP]
• watchmakers [NP]
• dollmakers [NP][+]
  • doll artists
• furniture workers [NP][+]
  • cabinetmakers [+]
    • ébénistes
    • court cabinetmakers [NP]
  • joiners [+]
    • menuisiers
  • chairmakers
  • upholsterers
  • furniture makers (people)
  • chest makers
• chairmakers [NP]
• jewelers [NP][+]
  • jewelry artists
• violin makers [NP]
• potters [NP][+]
  • loceros
• sealmakers [NP]
• toolmakers [NP][+]
  • tool and die makers (machine tools)
• modelers [NP][+]
  • aircraft modelers (people)
• patternmakers [NP]
• rope-makers [NP]
• sailmakers [NP]
• wigmakers [NP]
• vintners [NP]
• instrument makers [NP][+]
  • scientific instrument makers
• brewers [NP]
• organ builders [NP]
• toymakers [NP]
• cooks [NP][+]
  • bakers [+]
    • breadmakers
  • chefs
• confectioners (candymakers) [NP]
• creators
• originators (administrative)
• artisans
• coach makers [NP]
• poster artists [NP]
• part makers [NP]
• barometer makers [NP]
• dollhouse makers [NP]
• music box makers [NP]
• furniture makers (people) [NP]
• panel makers [NP]
• musical instrument makers [NP][+]
  • organ builders
  • harpsichord makers
• harpsichord makers [NP]
• porcelain makers [NP]
• die makers (numismatics) [NP][+]
  • coin engravers [NP]
• fan makers [NP][+]
  • fan painters [NP]
• lamp makers [NP]
• chandlers [NP]
• carpet makers [NP]
• sundial makers [NP]
• stair builders [NP]
• window makers [NP]
• executors (makers)
• tool and die makers (machine tools) [NP]
• contributors
• compilers (makers of works)
• fabricators

Anotations

Scope note:

General term for those who bring about or construct artifacts directly by their own labor, especially as their craft or profession; also, those who construct intangible works, such as music. For industrialists who own or run a manufacturing plant, use "manufacturers." For those who practice an occupation, trade, or pursuit requiring manual dexterity or artistic skill, use "craftsmen."