Meeting Benches World art in all forms
MATTHIAS GRÜNEWALD (1480/1528), GERMAN PAINTER: Shades of expression, walking on asymmetries chromatic paintings
PAOLO VERONESE (1528/1588), ITALIAN PAINTER: A painting accurate, with clear and iridescent shades of color
VASILIJ VASILYEVICH KANDINSKY (1866/1944), RUSSIAN PAINTER – The father of abstract art, without distinction between figure and background, giving birth to abstract compositions
GIORGIO VASARI (1511/1574), ITALIAN PAINTER: Shades of mannerism of Raphael and Michelangelo, in the streets of Florence and Arezzo
UMBERTO BOCCIONI (1882/1916), ITALIAN PAINTER: Movement of the forms and substance of the matter, shades of futurism painting
JACOPO CARUCCI – PONTORMO (1494/1577): ITALIAN PAINTER: The orphaned son of a Florentine painter. The melancholy man, lonely and unscrupulous
MASACCIO (1401/1428), ITALIAN PAINTER: Shades of Giotto, Brunelleschi and Donatello, for vivid landscapes and figures perfect
EDGAR DEGAS (1834/1917), FRENCH PAINTER: The revolution of the way of painting, with the new use of light and the subjects outdoors
PAUL CÉZANNE (1839/1906), FRENCH PAINTER: The painter is able to reproduce what he saw with his soul, forgetting eyes
REMBRANDT VAN RIJN (1606/1669), DUTCH PAINTER: The painter innovative, that lived observing with empathy the human condition around him
