Meeting Benches World art in all forms
GUSTAV KLIMT (1862/1918), AUSTRIAN PAINTER: The female body, allegories, portraits and landscapes, influenced by Japanese art
MARC CHAGALL (1887/1985), RUSSIAN PAINTER : prison, exile and depression, but also the joy of life, in the brilliance of its colors
IVAN SHISHKIN (1832/1898), RUSSIAN PAINTER: Forest landscapes and poetic depiction of seasons in the wild nature of the woods
KONRAD WITZ (1410/1445), GERMAN PAINTER: Not only altarpieces, but also paintings with the observation of real topographical features around his Time
PAUL GAUGUIN (1848/1903): FRENCH PAINTER: The pictorial harmony of pure colors – human and natural – with no prospects, highlights or shadows
GIOVANNI BELLINI, alias GIAMBELLINO (1433/1516), ITALIAN PAINTER: Master of the Venetian school, with nuances of style ranging from the Byzantine school, to Mantegna, Dürer and Antonello da Messina
ALBRECHT ALTDORFER (1480/1538): GERMAN PAINTER: In its shades of color, the charm of nature and of human figures
MAURICE UTRILLO (1883/1955), FRENCH PAINTER: Urban landscapes of a son of art, born and raised in Montmartre
FRANCISCO GOYA (1746/1828), PAINTER SPANISH: The teacher who had difficulty writing, but not in the paint
JACQUES CALLOT (1592/1635), FRENCH ARTIST: Master of the graver, with shades of grotesque and gallantry
