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- Adam Elsheimer [1]
- Adriano Spilimbergo [1]
- Adrien Manglar [1]
- Adrien Wong Shue [1]
- Agostino Carracci [1]
- Alceste Campriani [1]
- Aldo Carpi [1]
- Aldo Conti [1]
- Alexandre Keirincx [1]
- Alfonso Corradi [1]
- Alfonso Monfardini [1]
- Andrea Andreani [1]
- Andrea Del Sarto [1]
- Angelo Dall'Oca Bianca [1]
- Anna Bocca [1]
- Antonio Gianlisi [1]
- Antonio Paradiso [1]
- Antonio Pedretti [1]
- Antonio Travi detto il Sordo di Sestri [1]
- Arnaldo Soldini [1]
- Arturo Albino Dal Castagné [1]
- Bartolomeo Cavarozzi [1]
- Bastiaen Stopendael [1]
- Bernardini Piero [1]
- Carlo Aimetti [2]
- Carlo Antonio Raineri [1]
- Carlo Brancaccio [1]
- Carlo Cignani [1]
- Carlo Perindani [1]
- Carlo Verdecchia [1]
- Catharina Klauber [1]
- Cesare Fratino [1]
- Charles King Wood [2]
- Charles Le Brun [1]
- Charles Moody [1]
- David Teniers [2]
- Davide Orler [1]
- Denijs Calvaert [1]
- Edoardo Gordigiani [1]
- Edoardo Krumm [1]
- Edouard Woutermaertens [1]
- Emilio Greco [1]
- Enrico Felisari [1]
- Enzo Maio [1]
- Ernesto Treccani [2]
- Ernst Iosipovitch Neizvestny [5]
- Eso Peluzzi [1]
- Ezio Parrini [1]
- Ezio Pastorio [2]
- Faustino Bocchi [1]
- Fausto Zonaro [2]
- Felice Boselli [2]
- Ferruccio Garopesani [1]
- Francesco Bosso [1]
- Francesco Casanova [1]
- Francesco Gonin [1]
- Francesco Londonio [1]
- Franco Asinari [1]
- Franco Rognoni [1]
- Gennaro Ricci [1]
- Gianfranco Campestrini [1]
- Giovan Battista Salvi detto il Sassoferrato [1]
- Giovanni Agostino Cassana [1]
- Giovanni Antonio Sasso [1]
- Giovanni Battista Recchi [1]
- Giovanni Da Busnago (Colombo) [1]
- Giovanni Ghisolfi [1]
- Giovanni Lomi [1]
- Giovanni Marini [1]
- Giuseppe Boattini [1]
- Giuseppe Casciaro [1]
- Giuseppe Pesci [1]
- Grazia Varisco [1]
- Guido Tallone [1]
- Hieronymus III Francken [1]
- Ignazio Moncada [1]
- Isaac-Jacob Lacroix [1]
- Italo Calcaterra [1]
- Italo Giordani [1]
- Jacques Callot [1]
- Jean Jacques Perrissin [1]
- John Baptist Jackson of Batersea [3]
- Jonathan Guaitamacchi [3]
- Leonardo Roda [1]
- Lino Bianchi Barriviera [1]
- Lodovico Zambeletti [2]
- Lorenzo Gignous [1]
- Louis Stanislas Marin-Lavigne [2]
- Luca Postiglione [1]
- Ludovico Tommasi [1]
- Luigi Bocca [5]
- Luigi Conconi [4]
- Luigi Curti [1]
- Luigi Liverani [1]
- Maestro dei riflessi [2]
- Marcantonio Dal Re [1]
- Marco Alvise Pitteri [1]
- Marco Ravazzi [1]
- Marino Lenci [1]
- Medardo Rosso [1]
- Michelangelo Cerquozzi [1]
- Michele Allavena [1]
- Nan Borazzo [1]
- Napoleone Girotto [1]
- Napoleone Luigi Grady [1]
- Natale Addamiano [1]
- Nerone (Giovanni Ceccarelli) [1]
- Nicholas-Henri Jacob [1]
- Nicola Aleksandrovic Benois [1]
- Nicola Laurenti [1]
- Odoardo Ferretti [1]
- Orfeo Tamburi [1]
- Pierangelo Basorini [1]
- Piero Giunni [1]
- Raffaello Sanzio [1]
- Renzo Bonfiglio [1]
- Romano Conversano [1]
- Salvatore Mazza [1]
- Sanson Nicolas [1]
- Saverio Terruso [2]
- Sergio Sansevrino [1]
- Sisto Badalocchio [1]
- Teresa Buttini Revelli [2]
- Tony Dallara [1]
- Ugo Bernasconi [1]
- Ugo La Pietra [3]
- Ugo Nespolo [2]
- Umberto Milani [1]
- Vittorio Agostino Castagneto [1]
- Yetta Bisi [1]
Subject
- Abstract Composition [19]
- Floral Composition [3]
- Human Figures [18]
- poster [1]
- The map [2]
- Dead Nature [9]
- Landscape [31]
- Marine Landscape [4]
- Landscape Architecture [9]
- Landscape with Figures [16]
- Portrait/Face [28]
- Scene with Figures [12]
- Genre scenes [13]
- Scenes of the Inside [1]
- The Subject Is An Allegorical/Mythological [7]
- Subject Natural [7]
- Sacred Subject [33]
- Historical Subject [6]
- Views/City Views [16]
Art School
- School Bassanesca [1]
- School Of Bergamo [2]
- The School Of Ferrara [1]
- Flemish School [2]
- French School [4]
- Italian School [9]
- The ligurian school [1]
- The Lombard School [2]
- School lombardy-emilia [1]
- The Neapolitan School [2]
- The School In North Europe [1]
- [3]
- The Roman School [1]
- Russian School [1]
- Spanish School [1]
- Tuscan School [1]
- The Venetian School [1]
Artistic technique
Technical specification
- Etching [1]
- Etching (etching in the cable) [9]
- Watercolor [12]
- Aquatint (etching in cable) [1]
- Fresco [2]
- Bas-relief [2]
- The burin (the engraving on the cable) [1]
- Ink on paper [1]
- Collage on Canvas [1]
- painting on leather [1]
- Painting on parchment [2]
- Bronze casting [2]
- Engraving [8]
- Lithograph [1]
- Pencil on paper [4]
- Oil on paper [2]
- Oil on cardboard [13]
- Oil on plywood [13]
- Oil on masonite [1]
- Oil on copper [2]
- Oil on panel [18]
- Oil on canvas [97]
- Pastels and tempera [1]
- Pastel [2]
- Marker [1]
- Statue [1]
- Mixed technique [20]
- Tempera [4]
- [1]
- Tempera on Board [3]
- Woodcut [3]
There are objects that are part of our history and that have made history.
Art has profoundly altered our relationship to the domestic environment, the way we look at things that are part of our lives, the environment in which we live. With art objects, things, relationships, buy a new aesthetic dignity, a continuous desire to research, development of materials, techniques, materials, all this is represented in the huge variety of types of what we call "art". A culture, a vehicle of culture, a desire, a need, a need that is part of man, and which places itself at the service of life, that decorates our homes, which draws our landscapes newspapers, seeking new solutions in a creative relationship with reality, "is a vital and alive, in which the function and production and form aren't either before or after but they are before and after together because the artist isn't the man who discovers the form knowing the function, and knowing the production, and is the man who gives shape to his discoveries (...) When Charles Eames draws his chair, doesn't draw only a Chair, but draws a way of sitting, IE doesn't draw for a function, but draws a tool ".
(Ettore Sottsass, 1954)
These are the thoughts that accompanies the amazement every time we approach a new work of art that comes from our local markets.
These reflections generate a comparison, a search and a collaboration between us and with experts in the field to be able to offer our customers not only the object itself but that little bit extra that only those who practice a job with passion.
While it is true that "he who works with his hands is a laborer, who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman who works with his hands, head and heart is an artist" us, with good reason, we can consider ourselves artists ofart!
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