Malcolm T. Liepke, 1953

Malcolm T. Liepke è un pittore Americano contemporaneo noto per le sue raffigurazioni di figure vagamente spazzolate ma agilmente eseguite in ambienti interni.

Malcolm T. Liepke è nato a Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Ha studiato all'Art Center College of Design di Los Angeles, in California, ma ha abbandonato gli studi dopo un anno e mezzo.

Si trasferisce a New York e inizia a studiare da solo artisti come John Singer Sargent, Edgar Degas, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Diego Velázquez, James McNeill Whistler e Édouard Vuillard.

Dmitry Kustanovich, 1970 | Palette Knife painter

Dmitry Kustanovich /Дмитрий Кустанович, born in Minsk, nickname Kust/Куст, is a Belarusian-born artist that currently resides in Saint-Petersburg, Russia.

Kustanovich graduated from the Belarusian State Pedagogical University in 1996, served in the Soviet Army and worked as a construction worker.

Kustanovich has developed an original technique based on the wider use of palette knifes rather than brushes.

Janet Kruskamp, 1934 | Romantic realist painter

Born in Oregon, Kruskamp has been earning plaudits for her artisitc talents since was a child.

Working in a style that combines both romantic and realistic aspects, Janet Kruskamp paints charming images of ordinary scenes and objects that reveal their underlying beauty.

Her studies of the American scene have been exhibited in many shows in the U.S.A. and France, including exhibits at the Long Beach Museum of Art, C.A., De Young Memorial Museum, San Fransisco and the Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara.

Mikhail Lermontov | I Go Out On The Road Alone / Sulla strada esco solo

René Magritte

Sulla strada esco solo.

Nella nebbia è chiaro il cammino sassoso.

Calma è la notte.

Il deserto volge l'orecchio a Dio

E le stelle parlano tra loro.

Meraviglioso e solenne il cielo!

Dorme la terra in un azzurro nembo.

Evelyne Galinski, 1950 | Abstract Figurative sculptor

Born in Marseille, French sculptor🎨 Evelyne Galinski began sculpting quite late. Her inspiration: meditation, silence, zen, body arts, self knowledge and one’s relation to others. In pursuit of her own story, Evelyne Galinski searches for herself in clay. She speaks of a people, ancestral or new.
Her people are without race for when mixed, they exude the white light containing all colors.

Furthermore, the male - female ambiguity of her figures leads the heart and eyes to consider the being beyond it’s form. Beyond her own search, all blends in softness, allowing each one the freedom to see and be what they desire.

Evelyne Galinski’s sculptures do not leave indifferent. For some, they reflect human finitude and death impossible to tame. For others, they are the fruit of a spiritual quest, where the bodies seem to seek ecstasy in a levitation to an unknown destination.

Tavik Frantisek Simon (1877-1942)

Tavik František Šimon was a Czech painter, printmaker and woodcut painter was an extraordinary artist and without any doubt he is one of the greatest. Šimon's artistic work has always been very popular and in high demand.

He painted several masterpieces and created more than 650 graphic artworks of high quality.

The studio in Prague of T. François Šimon reveals the development of an artist of international repute from a colorist and impressionist to a decorative painter within twenty years.

Born in Bohemia, in the then Austrian Empire, Simon was the youngest of seven children. He showed early a talent for drawing, to the extent that his elementary school teacher recommended to his parents to send him for art education in Prague.

Miguel Freitas | City streets painter

Miguel Freitas grew up in Lisbon, Portugal, later he moved to Toronto where he continued to study the fine arts exploring ways of expressing his creativity.

His artistic diversity and ability to work with various media and styles has proven to be a great asset to his creative career. Starting out as a photographer, and then venturing into the design industry, his success as a designer and illustrator eventually led him to positions working as Art Director for companies both in Canada and Europe.

Although he enjoys design, he longed for new challenges and creative freedom and so he ventured on his own and now works from his home studio in the Toronto Beaches.

Miguel’s unique technique and style has attracted much attention and created a following where his originals have become sought after by collectors and galleries throughout North America.

La Cattedrale di San Basilio, Mosca 1555-1561

La Cattedrale di San Basilio, simbolo di Mosca e della intera Russia, dal 1990 è stata dichiarata, Patrimonio dell’Umanità dall'UNESCO, insieme al Cremlino di Mosca.

Edificata nella famosa Piazza Rossa sul lato opposto della Porta Voskresensky, la Cattedrale di San Basilio, nota anche come la Cattedrale Pokrovsky Sobor o la Cattedrale dell’Intercessione della Vergine del Fossato, fu voluta da Ivan IV, detto il “Terribile”, per celebrare la conquista della roccaforte tartare di Kazan, avvenuta nel 1552.