During his prolific artistic career, Cherchi developed his own sculptural style.

Nineteenth-century Bolognese painter active in religious painting, decoration and portraiture, with a solid academic background.

Someone once wrote that Scipione's paintings were red-hot and belonged to a mysticism that bled gold from the soul and lead from paper.

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

The Lombard painter who was particularly interested in the theme of women’s work, to which he dedicated several paintings.

An American painter and illustrator known for his figurative paintings, landscapes, and cityscapes.
Based in New York, Soho, and Rome, his work captures places, light, and memory with a realistic, refined, and deeply atmospheric sensibility.

“Yesterday I arrived in London,” Festa wrote, “I went through Trafalgar Square where there's the monument to Nelson. It made a huge impression on me.

Italian painter, illustrator and poster designer known for his elegant female figures, advertising graphics and cinema posters.

In January 1912 he obtained a pension from the Granada Provincial Council to live in Rome and perfect his techniques and skills as a landscape painter.

Tomaso Buzzi's motto was 'the architect is above all an orchestra conductor'.

In 1997 Tommaso Cimini died in an airplane crash, leaving the company in the hands of Ermanno Prosperi.

In 1997 Tommaso Cimini died in an airplane crash, leaving the company in the hands of Ermanno Prosperi.