Meeting Benches World art in all forms
KAROLY BROCKY (1808/1855) – Vienna, Paris and London. Everywhere, its shades of ivory
PAUL BIVA (1851/1900) – Realistic nuances of French naturalism
IACOPO DE BARBARI (1460/1516): A painter and engraver of the Italian Renaissance, even beyond the Alps
PEDRO AMERICO – The Brazilian pupil of Ingres, Flandrin and Vernet
GIOVANNI BALDUCCI – Keep shades of classicism century, at the end of the Renaissance
ALESSO BALDOVINETTI (1425/1499), ITALIAN PAINTER: Follower of Andrea del Castagno and Paolo Uccello, with their same realistic and naturalistic art
FRANCESCO UBERTINI (Bacchiacca): The master of color combinations, in Renaissance Florence
TIBERIO DI ASSISI (1470/1524): Shades of Renaissance Pinturicchio and Perugino, in Rome, Assisi and Perugia
AMICO ASPERTINI (1474/1552): The eclectic Italian painter who painted the Renaissance with both hands
SPINELLO ARETINO (1350/1410): Shades of Giotto, in Florence, Pisa and Arezzo, between pages and bridesmaids gently harvested
