Gatti showed these works at the Futurist Exhibition, in October 1928 opened by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti in Faenza

Italian artist, painter, engraver and mosaicist, known for an abstract language based on signs, symbols, rhythm and “imaginary letters”.

In his gallery of portraits are many famous and regular people, each in the most fitting setting, attuned to their personality and character.

He painted historical subjects, sacred subjects, landscapes, rural scenes in the Florentine area, Capri marinas, and lagoon views.

Roberto Melli, in his early years in Rome, was also interested in filmmaking and directed a film inspired by one of Andersen's fairy tales.

French post-war painter associated with the Nouvelle École de Paris and Groupe de Puteaux, between post-Cubism, abstraction, colour and matter.

Romeo Rega prestigious Roman designer from 1970s

In 1961 started Rosenthal Studio-Line. It focused on interior designs and collaborations with famous artists, architects, and designers.

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.

Tuscan painter associated with the second generation of the Macchiaioli, known for Maremma landscapes, military scenes, horses and animal painting

Rurik was immersed in an artistic milieu from childhood. His father was Pierre Dmitrienko, a famous painter of Russian origin.