Ira Tsantekidou, 1967 | Pop / Art Déco painter

Greek painter Ira Tsantekidou is the professional and and internationally recognized artist, operate in Spain / Mallorca and in Bavaria in her studios and have numerous exhibitions in prestigious galleries, also participating in art fairs in Austria, Belgium, China, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, USA.

• 1982/1984 - Art School of Painting and Design

• 1984/1989 - Graduated from State Technical University of Architecture;

Peter Philipp Rumpf (1821-1896)

Peter Philipp Rumpf (1821-1896) was a German painter and etcher.

Rumpf was the son of the pastry chef Sebastian Rumpf and the Marianne Rumpf, b. Melzer.

He learned his pastry craft from his father and in 1836 began studying at the Städelsche Kunstinstitut in Frankfurt in the sculpture class of Johann Nepomuk Zwerger.

Jacqui Faye, 1956 | Red Shoes

A native Texan, Jacqui Faye works predominantly in acrylics and paints a wide variety of subjects, however her focus is primarily on figurative works.

Recognized for her “Red Shoe” series, Jacqui paints playful, innocent and sometimes provocative compositions using the red shoes to tell the story. Anonymity of her subjects plays an influential role in establishing a strong connection with her audience.

Rooted in realism, the artist challenges herself to depict true-to-life details in her work. She is fascinated with varying shades of color, most notably red, and the way shadow and light play upon patterns.

Taras Loboda, 1961 | Abstract painter

Taras Łoboda was born in Ivano-Frankovsk, Ukraine, into the family of Iwan Iwanowicz Łoboda (1926-2017), famous ukrainian artist. He graduated from the Institute of Art in Kiev (1979-1985).

In 1979 he attended well-known Zaretsky's Studio. He is a participant of many international, republican, all-Soviet Union exhibitions.

Since 1993 he has been living and working in Prague (Czech Republic).

He is a painter creating thematic compositions, portraits, landscapes, still-lives. Presently living and working in Prague, the artist persistently and purposefully develops three main motives: woman's portrait and act (body with melodious lines, a look with a sad solitude feeling), strict classic still life and a phantom landscape.

Objects painted by the artist intrigue, attract due to their escaping mysteriousness.

Ignat Ignatov, 1978 | Impressionist painter

Ignat Ignatov is a contemporary artist with exemplary talent. His interpretation of the spirit of fine art saturates his paintings with a unique expressive richness. Although each new subject seems to dictate the style and approach, his paintings are always alive with color, light, texture, atmosphere, energy, and emotion.
Ignat was born in 1978 in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria and grew up in Sevlievo, Bulgaria.

At age thirteen, his promising talent in drawing, painting, and sculpting earned him one of only thirty available spots to attend the renowned Secondary Art School of Applied Arts in Tryavna, Bulgaria. Ignat’s five years there established the foundation for his academic art training.

Following graduation in 1996, Ignat attended St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, where he studied under the demanding atelier approach to fine art. In 1997, at the age of nineteen, Ignat financed his move to the United States using proceeds from the sale of his art. He is now a United States citizen residing in California.