Friedrich Paul Nerly | Seascape painter

Friedrich Nerly or Federico Nehrlich (October 26, 1842 - 1919) was an German🎨-Italian painter who specialized in Seascapes.

Nerly was of Prussian nationality. He completed his first studies with his father, a well known Landscape artist.

He later enrolled in the Academy of Fine Arts of Venice, studying under professors Eugene de Blaas🎨, Federico Moja and Pompeo Mariano Molmenti.

From 1862-65 and in 1866, he served in the army. He visited the principal artistic cities of Germany: Düsseldorf, Weimar, Munich, and Dresden.

In 1868, he traveled to Francia, Austria, Dalmatia, and Montenegro, and visited Rome, Naples and Sicily.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir | Artworks

Renoir's paintings are notable for their vibrant light and saturated color, most often focusing on people in intimate and candid compositions.

The female figure was one of his primary subjects. However, in 1876, a reviewer in Le Figaro wrote "Try to explain to Monsieur Renoir that a woman's torso is not a mass of decomposing flesh with those purplish green stains that denote a state of complete putrefaction in a corpse".

Yet in characteristic Impressionist style, Renoir suggested the details of a scene through freely brushed touches of colour, so that his figures softly fuse with one another and their surroundings.

Halil Pasha | Impressionist painter

Halil Paşa (1857-1939) was a Turkish painter and art teacher.

He was one of Turkey's first Impressionists.

His family was originally from Rhodes and his father, Selim, was one of the founders of the Turkish Military Academy.

Like many early Western-style Turkish artists, he received his training in technical drawing and painting at the "Mühendishane-i Berrî-i Hümâyûn" (Military School of Engineering, now known as the Istanbul Technical University).

Christian Schloe, 1948 | Pop Surrealism painter

Anything can happen in a world that holds such beauty.

- Christian Schloe.

Christian Schloe is a renowned artist and designer of Austrian origin dedicated to digital illustration, painting and photography.

Christian Schloe feature bizarre moments that draw viewers out of a concrete reality and into a dreamy, fictional world.

In his work, the digital artist creates expressive visual stories filled with soft color palettes, elegant birds and butterflies, soft flower petals, and otherworldly, majestic landscapes.

L'uomo Renoir

Il figlio di Pierre-Auguste Renoir - Jean Renoir, offre un ritratto fisiognomico e caratteriale assai dettagliato del padre, delineandone anche le abitudini vestiarie e lo sguardo indice del suo carattere al contempo tenero ed ironico:

«Mio padre aveva qualcosa di un vecchio arabo e molto di un contadino francese, con la differenza che la sua pelle, sempre protetta dal sole per la necessità di tenere la tela fuori dai riflessi ingannatori, era rimasta chiara come quella di un adolescente. Quel che colpiva gli estranei che s’incontravano con lui per la prima volta erano gli occhi e le mani.

Gli occhi erano di un marrone chiaro, tendente al giallo; aveva una vista acutissima.

Spesso ci indicava all’orizzonte un rapace che sorvolava la valle della Cagnes, o una coccinella che si arrampicava lungo un filo d’erba nascosto fra gli altri fili d’erba.