Stanislaw Sugintas, 1969 | Romantic fantasy painter

Stanisław Sugintas (also known as Stanislavas Sugintas) is a prominent contemporary Polish-Lithuanian artist born in Vilnius, Lithuania, known for his expressive, fantasy-infused oil paintings that prominently feature female portraits, figures, animals, and floral arrangements.

His unique style blends textured, abstract backgrounds with highly detailed, classical figurative subjects.

He is widely recognized for his figurative oil paintings, which feature a distinct blend of romanticism, fantasy, and soft color palettes.

Attended the Vilnius Art School for gifted children and graduated from the Vilnius Middle Art School in 1984.

Hanan Milner, 1949 | Figurative painter

Hanan Milner was born in Lithuania, former USSR and immigrated to Israel in 1964.

In his youth he studied at Renanim and Telma Yellin art schools in Tel Aviv and at the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem.

He also learned from the famous Austrian artist Ernst Fuchs.

From the beginning, Milner painted in a realistic style in oils, water and acrylic.

I paesaggi emotivi di Isaac Levitan

Isaak Il'ič Levitan / Исаак Ильич Левитан (1860-1900) è stato un pittore, docente e paesaggista Russo.

È considerato il più importante paesaggista russo del XIX secolo.

Figura emblematica dei Peredvizhniki (I Vagabondi), fu pioniere del genere "Paesaggio dell'umore" ("paesaggio emotivo" / "paesaggio dello stato d'animo" / "mood landscape"), catturando non solo scene di natura ma anche le emozioni sottili legate alla stagione, alla luce ed alla solitudine.

Morì prematuramente a soli 39 anni a causa di una malattia cardiaca.

Vytautas Laisonas, 1965 | Magic Realism painter

Lithuanian painter Vytautas Laisonas, born in the village Skrėbiškis-Biržai district, is a member of Lithuania Folk Art Gild since 1991.

His childhood in the countryside has left a lasting mark on his perspective, compelling him to capture the tranquil beauty and subtle variety of the natural world in his art.

Observing Laisonas’ paintings, one can clearly see his appreciation for the pristine perfection of untouched landscapes, which frequently reflect memories from his early years.

Andrius Kovelinas, 1958 | Surrealist painter

Andrejus Kovelinas is a Lithuanian painter who has been living in Poland for many years.

His work focuses on oil painting, with a central theme of women, portrayed in a burlesque and boudoir aesthetic.

The artist draws inspiration from theater, opera, and ballet, which is reflected in the theatrical expression of his works.

Kovelinas has extensive experience in applied arts, having designed award-winning posters for cultural institutions.

Il simbolismo poetico di Arunas Rutkus, 1961

Arunas Rutkus (nato a Vilnius, Lituania) è uno di quei rari artisti che, avvertendo il ritmo della globalizzazione, si sono uniti alla scena artistica globale con grande fiducia.

Nel 1987, nell'ambito della gara individuale dell'Unione degli Artisti, ha partecipato al Simposio di arte monumentale sotto la direzione di A. Karnaukhov a Mosca.

L'artista ha esposto le sue opere in più di 50 mostre personali e collettive in tutto il mondo, e le sue opere possono essere trovate in musei, gallerie e collezioni private negli Stati Uniti, Qatar, Monaco, Francia, Emirati Arabi Uniti, Cina, Russia, Regno Unito, Italia, Olanda, Belgio, Austria, Danimarca, Germania, Svezia, Estonia, Ungheria, Spagna, Israele, Nuova Zelanda, Lituania.

Isaac Levitan | Impressionist painter

Исаа́к Ильи́ч Левита́н (1860-1900) was a classical Lithuanian-Russian landscape painter who advanced the genre of the "mood landscape".

Levitan's work was a profound response to the lyrical charm of the Russian landscape.

Levitan did not paint urban landscapes; with the exception of the View of Simonov Monastery (whereabouts unknown), mentioned by Nesterov, the city of Moscow appears only in the painting Illumination of the Kremlin.

Laimonas Šmergelis, 1972 | Surrealist painter

Born in Utena, Lithuania.

Utena Children Arts School, 1985.

1989 repeatedly graduated from Utena Children Arts School.

Siauliai Pedagogical University, Bachelor Degree in Arts and Crafts, 1995.

Siauliai Pedagogical University, Master’s Degree in Humanitarian Sciences, Fine Arts Studies, 1997. Worked as arts teacher in a primary school. Since 2003 organizes courses in Utena Region Association for Disabled.Organized about 20 personal exhibitions. Since 1990 participates in group exhibitions, about 40 exhibitions.

Andrius Kovelinas (Surrealist painter, 1958)

Andrius Kovelinas is an Lithuanian artist, living in Poland. He received prizes in varroius competitions.

In Lithuania, he ran his own art school.

He lived in France and Ireland.

From years of experience in oil painting.

There are many exhibitions on his account. The main theme of his work are women.

Jonas Kunickas, 1978 | Palette Knife painter

Jonas Kunickas was born in Lithuania.

Have been studying architecture and got Master's degree of architecture in 2002.

For ten years used to work as an architect and interior designer in Lithuania and United Kingdom.

However, my biggest passion has always been painting.

In 2012 active painting superseded my previous occupation - now it‘s the only work I do for a living as well as for a pleasure.

Ceslovas Cesnakevicius | Surrealist / Digital photographer

Ceslovas Cesnakevicius is an artist from Lithuania. He creates really unusual and attractive shots in the sphere of digital art. His photos are so simple and at the same time so incredibly thought-provoking.

Arunas Rutkus, 1961 | Figurative painter

Arunas Rutkus (born in Vilnius, Lithuania) is one of those rare artists who, sensing the rhythm of globalization, joined the global art stage with great confidence.

The artist has exposed his works in more than 50 personal and group exhibitions across the globe, and his artworks can be found in museums, galleries and in private collections in the USA, Qatar, Monaco, France, United Arab Emirates, China, Russia, United Kingdom, Italy, Holland, Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Estonia, Hungary, Spain, Israel, New Zealand, Lithuania.

Arunas Rutkus is famous for his unique painting style, characteristic for so called Eastern school - figurative poetic symbolism, and impeccable implementation technique.

Andrius Kovelinas,1958

Andrius Kovelinas è da molti anni in prima linea nel panorama dell'arte contemporanea internazionale.

Più recentemente ha vinto l'ambito secondo premio alla più prestigiosa biennale dell'Accademia d'Arte Anglo-Italiana al Museo d'Arte di Chianciano, in Italia, con il suo dipinto 'Red Dance'. Vive in Irlanda da quasi 10 anni.

Antonietta Raphaël | The Roman School

Antonietta Simonovna Raphaël Mafai (1895 - 5 September 1975) was an Italian sculptor and painter of Jewish heritage and Lithuanian birth, who founded the Scuola Romana (Roman School) movement together with her husband Mario Mafai.

She was an artist characterised by a profound anti-academic conviction, also affirmed by her sculptures which, especially after World War II, dominated her output.

They highlighted the tender and vibrant carnality present in stone, with works such as Miriam dormiente (Sleeping Miriam) and Nemesis.

Daiva Staškevičienė, 1968 | Symbolist painter

Daiva Staškevičienė was born in Vilnius.

In 1986 graduated from secondary school in Vilnius.

1993-1995 Daiva studied at Justinas Vienožinskas art school in Vilnius.

In 1995 entered Vilnius Academy of Arts to study stenography, however after a year and a half once and for all she was attracted by graphic arts specialty.

Daiva studied graphic arts leaded by professor Leonas Lagauskas.

Arunas Zilys, 1953 | Mythic Surrealist painter

Arunas Zilys creates mysterious paintings of haunting beauty. "Birdman", "Guardian Angel", "Offerings", these popular Zilys titles invite you into another world.

Fantastic hybrid creatures stalk through a pointillist landscape of vivid paintbox colors.

Calmly they stare out from the canvases, inviting you to join them on their mysterious quests.

Symbols and myths swirl about in a mosaic of meaning.

Alfredas Jurevičius, 1959

Alfredas Jurevičius was born in 1959 in Telšiai. He studied at Stepas Žukas Art Technical School in Kaunas, later K. Preikšas Pedagogical Institute in Šiauliai and in 1991 entered Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts. The artist joined the Lithuanian Artists' Association in 2003.