Its painting has exerted a great influence in later generations, between which they do not even follow the lines of the realism. This has been possible thanks to the enormous plasticity of its compositions and to the treatment of the pictorial matter, full of gentleness and precision cromáticarealismo, until the Mediterranean landscapes or their emblematic realistic pictures, that gave international fame him, this exhibition in the Museum of the city presents/displays to us of complete form, and through the greater selection never before Vista in Spain, the different stages and styles from which the painter participated.

Typically inspired by nature, the unknown and strong emotion, he tries to create abstract/impressionistic pieces that manage to retain the clear identity of his inspiration, yet allowing one\'s own mood to create a unique experience when viewed. His artwork is \'of the moment\'; often inspired by nothing more than a whim that once sketched hastily down, developes a life of its own and he simply becomes nothing more than the vessel through which the art can take form. When not on commission, any art he creates comes mostly from an urge to see his thoughts in solid form. Currently, he is experimenting with indian ink over acrylics to present a strong contrast of 2-D over 3-D hues.

From the storkes of his knife, he spreads with passion the rich powerful textures of colors onto the canvas. His favorite flower -called Coquelicot 'poppies'- createds fusions between classical compositions and movements of contemporary color schemes. Since 1962 Copon paints and thinks painting is his duty to immortalize the beauty of happiness and dreams.

Although she's trained as a physicist, painting has been a passion all throughout her life. In her work she uses vivid colours, depicting the rhythms of several lively cultures she has been fortunate to live in. The interaction of reality with inner abstraction remains the theme of most of Shafee's work.

His artistic styles ranges from the realistic, surrealistic, impressionistic, abstract paintings and traditional portraits in oils. In his work he creates his impression of the environment. He uses color as much as shape to implys his images.

Abstract, expresionistic, and poetic paintings of the spanish artist Miguel Jimenez Zenón.

In bright colours Ferrari is showing the people as the center of his abstract-surrealistic art.

Realistic oil painting of animals and wildlife with amazing detail. A variety of animals such as tigers, jaguars, horses, wolves, foxes, cougars etc. painted in a beatiful way by argentine artist Sergio Gaspar.

Her early years were spent in Hamilton, Ontario where her interest in art, and particularly painting, first emerged. She now resides in Woodstock, Ontario where she creates original framed abstract watercolour paintings in her home studio. Her medium is watercolour which she uses to create paintings that offer a unique blend of colour, design and transparency. Two phrases best describes her work: “it’s all about colour”, and “dare to be different”. The techniques she uses are somewhat unique in the medium of watercolour. Her paintings are a collection of brush strokes which connect to form objects, and often while painting, the images will change as if having a life of their own. Her wish is for the viewer to discover these images, to stir their own feelings in what they are seeing, and to experience them for the sheer joy and excitement of it.

Modern, Oil and Acrylic paint on canvas, Act Nude, Landscape Paint, Nature, Religious Icons.....Art of Boro Ivetic with elements of old cultures (still nature) put in modern ambient, affirmate beauty of colors and values of painting profession. Paintings tell us that act of painting is superior area for establishment of mental, spiritual and sensible contents and not just simple decoration on walls.

Drawings and paintings of flowers and landscapes by the Egyptian artist Ahmed Hussein.

Born on 6th August 1956 in Peru. He has created a dream-like world through his expressing the internal and external fantasies of his imagination with his precise talents in painting and drawing. The expressions and the sensual movements that appear in each piece, create mystic allegorias about the universe. By combining his interest in the human form with his desire for symbolic content, he has engendered a language that explains the human condition through a unique perspective. There is a method through which he develops his art relying on material and composition to develop his personal, magical universe. De la Barra considers himself a Surrealist, one who plays and exaggerates reality as perceived in this subjetive world. He attended the Fine Arts Autonomous Superior School in Lima, Peru, where he studied Painting, Ilustration, and Murals.

Catalan artist Joel Martinez i Miró. For more information please look at his website.

She is a classically trained painter, photographer, and fine artist, who had add digital technology to her palette. The artwork is inspired by the heritage of her creative ancestors but also animated by future technologies. While her art continues to evolve with the 'state-of-the-art', it is also greatly influenced by timeless themes in history, literature, science, and mythology, particularly in reference to women and children; a segment of society who have traditionally had limited access to technology and freedom of information.

He is a totally untrained artist, other then the fact that he has been making pictures since he was given crayons. When he decided on a whim to start painting, he thought “what kind of painter do I want to be”? He has to make rules for himself otherwise he tend to spread himself to thin, rules keep he focused in one area, for a while anyway. He then decided that oil painting on canvas was for him. It’s an historic art form yet modern and seems a little romantic too. So all in one afternoon he went and bought some paints and a canvas and got started. After painting several pictures he decided that he could use some formal training. He was frustrated because the image he would see in his head, he would then has trouble telling his hand how to reproduce it on the canvas. Some good teaching could show him how to tell his hand what to do to get that perfect image. As he looked at his paintings though, he liked them. Friends told him they liked them too. That simple untrained state makes them different almost “child like” for lack of a better term. He then decided that was going to be his style and he shouldn’t mess with it. Now with a little more exposure he has found that some people love them and others hate them, it’s their decision. Either way he has a day job and don’t has to stress about how good they are and will they pay his bills. It’s all for his fun and entertainment. If you and others like them too then that makes it even more fun and enjoyable for him.

His world exists of contradictions, questions, confusion, sometimes even lack of courage. Martos feels his own fears and emotions and tries to deal with them through a reative process. People are reduced to a number, a piece of chess placed in an unhuman society. Deprived from their humanity, his figures seem to loose themselves.

The artist doesn't require that his paintings make 'sense' anymore than he would require a tree or a sunset to make 'sense'. He's grown very comfortable with ambiguity. Grays paintings are like little rhetorical questions, thrown out into this wonderfully complex and mysterious world. -- He doesn't expect an answer.

Michaël BELLON is a self-educated painter who paints sights of the spirit, subjective subjects related to humanity with its the best, makes appear symbolic systems abstractions of spiritual prospects marked in a pictorial way, definite rectilinear and coloured voluntary intensity.

Through texture, gesture and color, Sumner attempts to paint the animal in the animal, and in some cases, the human in the animal. By giving his critters an almost human personality, he finds that people can relate to his work on an emotional level.

The young Austrian woman Elisabeth G.'s paintings, sculptures, and prose about the subject "tired of life". Not only for feminism.