Agnès Boulloche ~ Fantastic Surrealist painter

Agnès Boulloche, French painter, was born in Paris, she spent her childhood in Morocco. These young years in North Africa made Agnes a legend and Djinn connoisseur, a lover of the uncanny. Back in Paris in the Sixties, she was a student at the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, in the followed years, she entirely concentrated on oil painting on wood panels using the old “glaze” technique which consist in superimposing thin transparent layers of colors and makes it possible to combine fine strokes and luminous tints. She also uses various alchemical formulas to create her own pigments, mediums and varnishes.

Lyben Pashkulski, 1939 | The valley of Roses

Lyben Pashkulski is an Bulgarian painter, known for her Watercolor painting and portrait, rich with vibrant colors.

Stanislaw Wilk | Landscape painter

Stanislaw Wilk is an Polish painter, known for his beautiful Abstract rivers Landscape.

The artist uses golden palette that makes the pictures very radiant and glowing.

Lucio Tafuri

Lucio Tafuri, pittore Italiano, nasce a Salerno nel 1941. Lavora e risiede a Genova.
- Tra le sue esposizioni personali:

Genova 1968, Milano - Ars Italica 1970, New York - Art Gallery 1971, Salsomaggiore - Galleria Tiglio 1973, Genova 1975, New York - Borghi Gallery, 1980, Messina - Galleria Conca d'oro 1990.
- Tra le esposizioni collettive: 

Bergamo 1967, S. Margherita Ligure, 1967, Parigi 1969, Roma 1980, Parigi 1990, Milano - Ars Italica 1996-1998.

Roy Tabora, 1956 | Symphony of the Sea

Born into a family of painters, Roy Tabora continues the legacy of generations of artists who populate his family tree.

Already an accomplished Realist at the age of twenty, he opted to continue his education, starting at Washington State University, and receiving his degree in fine arts from the University of Hawaii.

He was soon discovered by Hawaii's leading art galleries and has since risen to great renown as one of the finest seascape painters in the world.

The splendor of Hawaii's tropical shores is a constant source of Tabora's inspiration.