Luigi Monteverde | Genre painter

Luigi Monteverde (detto il Raffaello dell'uva) (1843-1923) was a Swiss painter born in Lugano.

He became famous as a genre painter of fashionably dressed women shown in various scenes of everyday life.

Luigi Monteverde is known also for figure and still life painting.

Johann Georg Meyer | Genre painter

Johann Georg Meyer von Bremen (28 October 1813 Bremen, Germany - 4 December 1886 Berlin), commonly known as Meyer von Bremen, was a German painter who specialized in Biblical, peasant and family scenes.

In his 2lst year, he went to Düsseldorf and began his studies at the Academy of Art there, which was led by Friedrich Wilhelm Schadow, the son of sculptor Johann Gottfried Schadow.

He is associated with the Düsseldorf school of painting.

Schubert: "Chi potrà fare di più dopo Beethoven.."

"Chi potrà fare di più dopo Beethoven"...

"Who can ever do anything after Beethoven?"...

Peter Franz Schubert (1797-1828), compositore Austriaco.

"Beethoven è la retorica della nostra anima, Wagner il suo sentire, Schumann forse il pensiero: Mozart è di più, è la forma..." -

Hugo von Hofmannsthal (1874-1929), poeta, scrittore e drammaturgo austriaco.

Beethoven, 1820 | Joseph Karl Stieler (1781-1858)

Emilio Giunchi - Zenone, 1936 | Naif painter

Zenone - Emilio Giunchi - Naive painter well known in Italy and abroad, was born in Arezzo (Italy) and is known in the art as Zenone.

The artist explains the reason for the name:

"In art I chose this name because it links me to an important memory, in fact celebrated Zenone is the holy day in which I performed my first painting".

Bruno Mondot, 1964 | Surrealist / Trompe l’oeil painter

Born in France, Bruno Mondot has won numerous prestigious acknowledgments and awards*. His work is collected worldwide and may be found in distinguished collections both public and private.

The work of Bruno Mondot is both fascinating and titillating in its effect.

This highly skilled and technically proficient artist creates a deep and refined allegory of amusements.

With artistic and mythical references embedded within his canvases, Mondot contrives and reveals alter dimensional realities.