Ric Nagualero | Symbolist painter

Nagualero has been immersed in the world of art for most of his life. A native of Portugal, at the age of two he moved to South America (Brazil) with his parents.
There he resided for the next 15 years, absorbing the exotic surroundings of the land and it’s people, a multiracial culture with its rich traditions and customs.

Nathan Brutsky, 1963

Nathan Brutsky was born in 1963 in Kiev, Ukraina. Since childhood he was engaged in different aspects of art: painting, sculpture and art-design. From the age of 10, he dedicates to art at least several hours daily. Nathan graduated Art School and Kiev College of Industrial design. Since his college years he was characterized by a deep understanding of art styles and uniqueness.

Luis De Leõn, 1950

Figlio di spagnoli rifugiati politici, Luis De Leõn è nato il 14 Luglio 1950 a Oujda, Marocco. È arrivato in Francia all'età di 13 anni. Oggi è un affermato Graphic Designer, docente di Arte Plastica e Pittore. "Il suo lavoro è tecnicamente impeccabile. Il suo gesto è sicuro e la tavolozza dei colori risponde perfettamente ad impulsi visionari, la cui ispirazione è, ovviamente, il mistero della sensualità femminile". Leggi ancora..

Bogusław Jagiełło, 1960 | Le Sfingi di Poznan

Bogusław Jagiełło was born in 1960. He studied at Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań, at Faculty of Painting, Graphics Arts and Sculpture. In '84 graduated in graphics arts techniques in studio of prof. Tadeusz Jackowski. Two-time holder of scholarship of the Ministry of Culture and Arts.

Now he lives and creates in Kłodawa - a village near Gorzów Wielkopolski. He have attended to painting, graphics arts, sculpture, poster art, book illustration and Theatre stage design.

David Michael Bowers, 1956 | Symbolists /Surrealists painter

David Michael Bowers born 1956 in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania and graduated from art school in Pittsburgh in 1979. He began working as a staff artist at various studios in Pittsburgh. Two years later, David began teaching at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh where he lectured for ten years. This job was perfect for Bowers at the time due to the short hours in the classroom. These short workdays enabled a lot of free time to perfect his painting technique before he entered the illustration field.