Over his long career as a teacher and director he inspired students like Mario Ceroli, Jannis Kounellis, and Pino Pascali.

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

In 1929 he joined the Futurist movement and wrote a letter to Marinetti who replied, “pleased to have you with us in the Futurist struggle".

A complete artist, he was able to express his talent both in the ephemeral world of theater and in the more intimate dimension of landscape.

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

Umberto Giunti (1886–1970) a student and follower of Icilio Federico Joni was a key player in the surge in forgeries around the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Her specialty was portraiture and artistic tapestries; she also liked to paint still lifes. 

He was a student of Domenico Morelli, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples.

Italian twentieth-century painter whose work explored light, form and space, from Rome and Novecento Italiano to Venice and later Spatialist research.

Vittorio Pisani, Italian painter and illustrator born in Corfu and trained in Rome, famous for his more than 4,000 covers for La Tribuna illustrata and for his works of fascist propaganda.

Refinement, creativity, managerial skills, qualities featured by  outstanding Roman design studio Vivai del Sud

Werner Gilles (1894-1961) was born in Rheydt near Mönchengladbach.