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Kríton Athanasoúlis | Brano dal mio Testamento/Απόσπασμα από την διαθήκη μου

Herodotus | The father of History

Non voglio che tu sia lo zimbello del mondo.
Ti lascio il sole che lasciò mio padre a me.
Le stelle brilleranno uguali ed uguali ti indurranno
le notti a dolce sonno.
Il mare t'empirà di sogni. Ti lascio
il mio sorriso amareggiato: fanne scialo
ma non tradirmi. Il mondo è povero
oggi. S'è tanto insanguinato questo mondo
ed è rimasto povero. Diventa ricco
tu guadagnando l'amore del mondo.

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Mike Savad | Digital painter


"I was born in Texas, in an army base. I've always had a camera in my hand, mostly to keep me busy. It wasn't until about 20 years ago or so, when I got my first digital camera that I could experiment and learn how to do photography".
"Photo realistic is what people think of first. There are many themes, flowers, porches, and local Suburban Scenes, some city, some urban. I also have many Job inspired images that cover a quite a range. My art is inspired by Norman Rockwell 1894-1978🎨 and paintings from the time of the Renaissance🎨".

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Michael Fitzpatrick | Figurative painter


Californian artist Michael Fitzpatrick started his art career in the mid sixties by attending Art Center College of Design in L.A. After graduating he went to work for D’Arcy, McManus, Masius Advertising in New York as an art director.
Next he moved back to the coast where he started and ran his own ad agency: Fitzpatrick and Walker adv. Drawing and design were always a large part of Michael’s daily activity.

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Karl Bryullov | Neoclassicist / Romantic painter


Karl Pavlovich Bryullov / Карл Па́влович Брюлло́в (1799-1852), Russian painter who combined technical proficiency and Classical Academic training with a Romantic spontaneity to produce some of the liveliest examples of Russian art of the period.

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Toby Boothman, 1973 | Hyper-Realist Still Life painter


British painter🎨 Toby Boothman was born in Bristol, and began training under Master Patrick Betaudier in Monflanquin, France at the Atelier Neo Medici. Since then, his career has flourished both in the UK and internationally.
With his studio based in the South of France, Boothman's inspiration from and love of the open water emanates from his work, reflecting the beauty and the light of his surroundings in the Gulf of St Tropez.
Boothman's modern approach takes roots in a Renaissance style allowing him to capture stunning realism in his nautical scenes. His dynamic depictions feature boats at sea with remarkable accuracy and clarity.

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Ramón Gutiérrez, 1966 | Figurative painter

Ramón Gutiérrez is an young Spanish painter born in 1966 in Barcelona, Catalonia, known for working in the Impressionist Figurative style.
Trained in Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona, this Artist has received significant critical acclaim and has exhibited at a wide range of Spanish galleries.
Discover the best paintings of this Spanish painter where his paintings blend the best combination of different materials giving a touch of preciousness abstract to realistic figures.


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WanJin Gim, 1981 | Abstract painter

Seoul-based artist WanJin Gim illustrates the form and gesture of the human body using complex hatched layers of color and dramatic lighting.
He starts his career under the nickname "Willeys".
In 2016 he begins sharing his artworks with SNS. His passion for drawing manifests itself from a young age.
After graduating from the Animation Department he realizes that animation is not capturing him and chooses to work as a freelance filmmaker.


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Bev Jozwiak, 1953 | Watercolor Figurative painter


Bev Jozwiak🎨 paints very directly, placing watercolor paint on the paper with very little mixing on the palette.
I use lots of varied color in my blacks to keep them from going flat, in my whites to keep them glowing, and even in my skin tones to keep them interesting. Emotion plays an important part in every successful painting, so I choose only subjects that call to me and that gives my work energy and excitement”.