Meeting Benches World art in all forms
AUTUMN SHADES IN THE ART: Twenty painters, twenty shades of creativity, in a same season
ANTONIETTA RAPHAEL (1895/1975), LITHUNIAN PAINTER: Strong creative suggestions, in a garden of colorful memories
ANTONIETTA RAPHAEL: combined compositive deformations, suspended in between the Naïve and the Chagallian oneiric fantasy
ANTONIETTA RAPHAEL 1/4 – Born in Lithuania, by Jewish parents and grow up in London (where he learned the secrets of sculpture by Jacob Epstein), Paris and Rome. Attend the Academy of Fine Arts and married an Italian painter, generating three daughters creative: a journalist, a writer and a designer. She produced portraits and landscapes, always characterised by a formal …
Read More »GEORGES SEURAT (1859/1891), FRENCH PAINTER: The importance of colors and their complementary shades
PAINTING WITH SMALL TOUCHES – Georges Seurat: capture the light, to draw emotions
GEORGES SEURAT 1/4 – Even as a child he loves to paint, but will be an uncle and a sculptor men that will transform the nature of creativity. He attended the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, but it is a book – the contrast of colors – what defines his artistic horizon. For him, the lack of detail, and the immobility of …
Read More »MILVIA BOTTICELLI, ITALIAN PAINTER: Female figures painted, one by one, make up the objective reality of the female universe
THE COLORS OF INNOCENCE: Beppe Francesconi, the places where the sun does not wake up and where you observe the Moon and stars in the daytime
BEPPE FRANCESCONI 1/4 – He was born in 1961 and lives in Italy, in Marina di Massa, where reigns the blue and all shades donated by Sun. By painting, he tells you about places where the sun does not want to wake up, and where moon stars are seen even in daylight. Looking at his paintings, you go into a …
Read More »BEPPE FRANCESCONI, ITALIAN PAINTER: The colors of innocence, wonderfully filled with silent songs
JOAN MIRO’ (1893/1983), SPANISH PAINTER: The simplest things, give ideas. He expressed in raw colors, with lines and lines
MARK KOSTABI, AMERICAN PAINTER: Faceless bodies, inside an astonishing system of signs
