Adam Scott Rote | Hollywood legends

Adam Scott Rote is a uniquely American painter, and his work draws equally on american architecture and classic cinema to create an enduring sense of aesthetic timelessness. Rote’s work throughout the last decade has been influenced by architecture, fashion, and classic cinema.

He is a self-taught artist who studied early icons including pinup legends Vargas, Robert McGinnis, and master photographer George Hurrell. setting the stage for the elegant and realist styles his figures would garner.

Wassily Kandinsky | Lend your ears to music../ Presta le tue orecchie alla musica..

"…Lend your ears to music, open your eyes to painting, and … stop thinking!

Just ask yourself whether the work has enabled you to “walk about” into a hitherto unknown world.

If the answer is yes, what more do you want?"

Sergey Shenderovsky, 1964

Riccardo Galli (Italian painter, 1869-1944)

Riccardo Galli was an Italian painter and illustrator.

Riccardo Galli was born in Milan in 1869, as well as a painter he was also a poet and illustrator for well-known magazines of the time and for the publisher Ricordi and musician. He was a pupil of Giuseppe Bertini (painter) at the Brera Academy.

His painting at the beginning was inspired by life and which found its themes in peasant and countryside life. A painting built with color superimposed in dense brushstrokes and which was directed by patriotic ideals towards Lombard naturalism.

Olivier Lamboray, 1968 | Surrealist painter

Internationally award winning🎨, Olivier Lamboray is a Belgian🎨 Surrealist painter🎨 who currently lives in Indonesia with his daughter.

He has been painting since 1992 and has, to date, had many successful exhibitions in Belgium, USA, Monaco, Italy, England, France,Thailand, Netherlands, Indonesia and Guinea.

"Painting is my Life"...

Would really define who I am.

Surrealism is very present in Belgian culture and I have been fascinated by it since his early years..

"The magical feeling of the surreal dream..."

Tytus Brzozowski

Tytus Brzozowski - architect and watercolorist. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Warsaw University of Technology.

He also studied and worked in Finland where he was searching for severe Nordic art and design.

Tytus Brzozowski presents the city of his dreams - full of decorative buildings, narrow streets and soaring towers.

Using the elements of architecture and landscape that are characteristic for Warsaw, he creates new worlds that, despite its fairy character, are still local.

He looks for stratifications of history, collates buildings from different places and times.

In the paintings of Tytus Brzozowski one can find intriguing, surreal elements, hidden threads and events.

Andre Brasilier, 1929 | Fauve painter

André Brasilier is a French painter, who studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Art in Paris.

In his lifetime Brasilier has been the subject of over 100 solo exhibitions across 20 countries.

Brasilier has been the recipient of several awards including the 1952 Prix Florence Blumenthal and the 1953 Prix de Rome.

Jennifer Verny-Franks | Naïve painter

Jennifer Verny-Franks' paintings capture the humour and beauty of everyday life.

Jennifer was born in North Wales and raised in an extended family of painters, poets, writers and musicians.

Her mother`s studio was her playroom and she was encouraged to draw and experiment with painting materials from an early age.

She was trained at Central Saint Martins, with a background in illustration and fine art.

Giovanni Boldini | La Belle Epoque

From: The British Museum

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Born in Ferrara, the son of the painter Antonio Boldini (1792-1872), from whom he received his first artistic training, Giovanni Boldini studied at the Civico Ateneo di Palazzo dei Diamanti in his native city, where he had established a reputation as an accomplished portrait painter by the time he was 18.

In 1862 he went to Florence, where he met artists in the Macchiaioli circle at the Caffé Michelangiolo, while attending the Scuola del Nudo at the Accademia di Belle Arti.

Michele Gordigiani (1830-1909), the leading portrait painter in Tuscany, passed on some of his commissions to Boldini.

Boldini saw and admired the paintings of Courbet and Manet at the Exposition Universelle in 1867 on a visit to Paris, where he met Degas, who became a lifelong friend.