His works continue to captivate audiences for their ability to evoke distant, idealized worlds, making him an indispensable figure in 19th-century art history.

Here, Paolo Zoli in 1919, he opened the La Faience ceramic factory in Borgo Durbecco with Pietro Melandri, Dino Fabbri, and Amerigo Masotti.

Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943) was a prominent Italian painter, representative of Divisionism and Symbolism.

He painted views of the city by day and by night, capturing everyday life, including brawls and prostitutes.

René Lalique the Art of Glass

In 1961 he was appointed professor of mosaic at the Ecole Nationale de Paris, where he remained until 1995.

Roy Fox Lichtenstein big artist of American Pop Art

Rudolf Swoboda the Younger was a great Viennese artist who lived between the 19th and 20th centuries.

Alongside his work as a decorator, he also created altarpieces and secular works. He was also a portraitist.

The subjects of his paintings, mainly women taked in intimate domestic settings, show a society that wanted to redeem itself.

Tsai Hsia-Ling’s oeuvre was inspired by his profound attachment to Chinese culture: philosophy, calligraphy, and ink

Life member and president of the Labronico Group, moves from second generation Macchiaioli influence to international post-impressionism.