Allison Zuckerman is an American pop-surrealist painter (born 1990) whose work fuses classical art history with digital imagery. She builds her compositions by sampling fragments from Old Masters, pop culture, and online life, then prints them onto canvas and paints over them, combining textures of the past and the present. Her boldly colored figures — often reimagined female muses — challenge traditional depictions of women, reclaiming them with power, humor, and vulnerability.