Andy Warhol, the great American artist of 1960s Pop Art.

Carlo Nason born in Murano in 1935. He grew up spending time with master glass-workers in the family furnace.

Charles Napier Kennedy was distinguished by his mythological painting.

In 1930, Cipriano Efisio Oppo wrote “Miss Eva Quajotto does not paint like a young lady! This is the highest praise that can be given to a young lady who paints."

These works met with international success. His colors are especially reflective of his style though influenced by those of the Roman School.

Kozo Inoue Graduated in aesthetics and art history in 1960. He exhibited in Osaka in 1960, Tokyo in 1966, Paris in 1968.

Kaare Klint Scandinavian Designer

Crepin also became one of the first and most admired official marine painters of the early 19th century, with an atelier within the Ministry of the Navy and Colonies in Paris.

Meret Oppenheim did not like to be identified as an exponent of a particular artistic strand, although her name was always linked to the current of surrealism.

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.

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