Alisson: I doubt that #75 is Simón Bolivar because the puffy white thing on his chest under his neck does not resemble anything worn in “Spanish America” region in his time. I checked some pictures of him online, and none showed him with any such puffy thing, and his coat looks different. As for #104, the cloths worn by that person are common in that region and era, so it could be any person. Does the posture in #104 resemble some painting or statue of Mary ?

WhtFalcon: You are right, i think that could be Hans Christian Andersen because of the looks and the surrounding characters. I have added that to the list, thanks.

Mike: Thanks for your contribution. I checked some pictures of Oliver Reed, and i didn’t see something that quite resembles #68.

Dave @ July 21: Thanks for your help. #102 definitely looks like Rabindranath Tagore, i have added him to the list. If you or somebody else figure out #75 please let me know.

Ozzy: Thanks for your input. As for #66, Thomas Edison’s face looked a bit fatter than that of character in the picture above. I looked around, and couldn’t find a picture of Edison that has a similar face or posture to that of the picture above. So i think it might very well be Henry Ford.

As for #33, the character depicted appears to be fatter than the pictures of Orville Wright. Additionally, the model of the airplane is newer than that of the Wright Brothers. And for #35, Alexander Bell’s hair seems in all his pictures seems to be shorter than that of the depicted figure.

66. Looks more like Thomas Edison than Henry Ford although the clue of a little car at his feet is misleading.
33. Orville Wright ~ clue is the airplane on the table by him.
35. Alexander Graham Bell

Also, #75 really bugs me, I KNOW I have seen that dude recently. I think he’s some English explorer or something like that. If anyone knows that one, please help me out.

http://www.itjungle.com/tfh/andersen.jpg

Thanks again for your help.

http://img.timeinc.net/time/magazine/archive/covers/1966/1101660909_400.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lin_Biao

Shaughn, thanks. I think you’re justification is valid. It seems that the author of this piece is of oriental origins based on the figures put here. I have added Li Bai at #83. Thanks.

I can provide a little insight about the background of this picture.

In late September/early October of last year, two of my students from China brought in this picture on a laptop. We spent the entire class discussing it, fun times indeed. We were able to get almost everyone.

It’s important to note that the author of this piece, whomever it may be, is Chinese. This is hinted by the image of Hideki Tojo (94) kneeling prone in front of Qin Shi Huang (95), and the positioning of Li Bai (83) at the center (drunk on liquor, with his poems nearby), as well as a few other details that I have since forgotten.

Also, if it were an Western artist, there would be less Asians and more women

Whatever the original site or source, we need Mandarin script in order to search for it : /

Good luck!