L'Impressionismo romantico di Pino (Giuseppe Dangelico)

Giuseppe Dangelico (1939-2010), noto universalmente con lo pseudonimo di Pino (o Pino Daeni), è stato un celebre pittore ed illustratore Italiano naturalizzato statunitense, considerato uno dei più grandi maestri dell'arte figurativa e della copertina editoriale del XX secolo.

Nato a Bari l'8 novembre 1939, è scomparso nel New Jersey il 25 maggio 2010.

È celebre per lo stile unico che unisce un realismo romantico a pennellate fluide ed impressioniste, focalizzandosi prevalentemente sulla bellezza femminile, l'intimità domestica e la nostalgia.

Francesco Gioli | Macchiaioli painter

Francesco Gioli (June 29, 1846 - February 4, 1922) was a prominent Italian painter associated with the Macchiaioli movement and Tuscan Naturalism.

Born into a wealthy family in San Frediano a Settimo (Pisa), he became celebrated for his elegant depictions of rural Tuscan life, atmospheric landscapes and intimate portraits.

Gioli initially trained under academic masters like Antonio Ciseri and Enrico Pollastrini, starting his career with traditional historical paintings.

Alfonso Gatto | Il bacio che cerco è l'anima / The kiss I seek is the soul

Le grandi notti d'estate

che nulla muove oltre il chiaro

filtro dei baci, il tuo volto

un sogno nelle mie mani.

Maria Amaral

Maria Serafina, 1955 | Impressionist / Romantic painter

Maria Serafina Tribunella is an American of Sicilian origin (born in Collesano, Palermo); raised and educated in New York City.

After receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from New York University, she married and moved to the home of her ancestors, Italy.

It is there shat she now resides making her living as an accomplished painter alongside her husband, the Neapolitian artist, Raimondi Roberti.

The return to her native land has proved to be very important in the development of her artistic work.

There is a very strong influence of The Grand Tour heritage of Southern Italy that is nostalgically rendered in her paintings.

Farewell to Sergio Cerchi (1957-2026), the Artist of "Quadrantism"!

Italian artist Sergio Cerchi (1957-2026) was born in Florence, where he lived and worked all his lifem.

Sergio Cerchi worked in what could be defined as the quadrantism painting style.

The artist passed away on July 17, 2026.

He was educated at the Art Institute d'Arte di Porta Romana and studied at the Cherubim Conservatory courses.

From childhood, Sergio Cerci was "torn" between music and the visual arts: two indivisible passions cultivated with tenacity and determination, forcing him to simultaneously attend the workshops of local artists and play in various musical groups.

He began painting at the age of 15, trying different techniques and approaches before his personal style matured.

Sabrina Garrasi | Abstract painter

Italian illustrator Sabrina Garrasi based in Pesaro, Italy, known for her abstract paintings and whimsical fashion illustrations.

Her work balances material texture and ethereal concepts, focusing on themes like memory, space, time and femininity.

She divides her professional time working between Italy and Switzerland.

She frequently combines acrylics, watercolor, gouache, pure pigments, and pencil on premium cotton and fine art paper.

Guido Daniele, 1950 | Hand / Body painting

Guido Daniele, born in Soverato (Italy) and now lives and works in Milan, is renowned for his unique and innovative approach to painting.

He graduated from Brera School of Arts (major in sculpturing) and he has been painting and participating in personal and group art exhibitions since 1968.

In 1990 he added a new artistic experience to his previous ones: using the body painting technique he creates and paints models bodies for different situations such as advertising pictures and commercials, fashion events and exhibitions.

Le Gallerie di Piazza Scala, Milano

Situato nel cuore di Milano, il complesso espositivo Gallerie di Piazza Scala propone un viaggio affascinante nell'arte del XIX e XX secolo.

Il polo museale si snoda attraverso quattro edifici storici della città.

Negli storici Palazzo Anguissola e Palazzo Brentani sono esposti 197 dipinti e sculture che partono da bassorilievi neoclassici di Antonio Canova, per toccare quindi le altre correnti che hanno caratterizzato le arti figurative italiane ottocentesche:

Ferrari Arturo - Via San Bernardino in Milano