Robert Heindel | The Royal Ballet dancers

Robert Heindel (1938-2005), American painter and illustrator was born in Toledo, Ohio, in 1938.

Heindel´s reputation for capturing the spirit of dance and dancers is legendary. ´Opera House´, the magazine of The Royal Ballet, proclaimed ´from the toil and sweat of the gruelling preparation to the theatrics and spectacle of costume and colour, it´s not difficult to spot a Heindel. The artist´s talent is a singular ability to pour movement and emotion onto the canvas or blank sheet before him´.

Joseph Lorusso, 1966 | Figurative painter

American painter Joseph Lorusso was born in Chicago, Illinois and received his formal training at the American Academy of Art.

He went on to receive his B.F.A. degree from the Kansas City Art Institute.

Born of Italian descent, Lorusso was exposed to art at an early age.

Through several early trips to Italy, his parents introduced him to the works of the Italian Masters.

Lorusso would look to these influences throughout his early artistic development and they are still evident in his work today.

Steve De La Mare | Fantasy painter

Steve creates concepts and visualizations internationally, backed by a wealth of artistic and brand experience.

Born in the tranquil Channel Island of Guernsey, between England and France, British painter and designer Stephen De La Mare studied in London as a Set, Costume and Lighting Designer for the Theatre; he continues to be actively involved in Theatre on both an amateur and professional level.

De La Mare combined his Theatre and Art together by exchanging a comfortable chair for scaffolding.

Valery Vetshteyn, 1966 | Figurative painter

Valery Vetshtein / Валерий Ветштейн was born in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Currently lives in Krivoy Rog (Ukraine).

Vetshtein is a member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1993.

Valery Vetshtein's works were exhibited at The Meisner Gallery and Showroom in Farmingdale, NY in 2002.

Antinoo, il fascino della bellezza | Mostra alla Villa Adriana di Tivoli

Dal 5 Aprile al 4 novembre 2012, la Villa Adriana di Tivoli, circa 28 km da Roma, aprirà al pubblico in occasione della mostra "Antinoo, il fascino della bellezza".
La Villa Adriana, residenza dell'imperatore Adriano riscoperta nel 1450, è uno dei 47 siti italiani inseriti dall'Unesco nella World Heritage Listè.