Barry Yang | Children in art

Barry Yang was born in China and began to paint at the early age of six. His interest in art led to an opportunity to study with a well-established artist in the area, before eventually being accepted to the local college of fine art.

Barry then found employment with the state owned newspaper as the Editor for Art and Design Barry has traveled throughout China and has visited much of Europe and the United States.

Because he prefers the simplicity of rural communities to the loud noises of city life, Barry frequents small villages in the countryside. Many of his paintings are from his travels to rural Tibet.

Jim Morrison / Pino Daeni

"I'll stop loving you only when a deaf painter

manages to paint the noise of a rose petal

falling on a glass floor of a castle never existed..."

Jim Morrison

Vittorio Gussoni (1893-1968) | Figurative painter

Vittorio Gussoni (1893-1968) was an Italian painter🎨, born in Milano, Italy into a family of artists.

He learned the first bases of drawing from his father, he enrolled at the Academy of Brera, where he was a pupil of Cesare Tallone before the world war, and of Ambrogio Alciati🎨 afterwards.

From the very beginning in Brera and the Famiglia Artistica in 1922, he provided proof of a solid figurative connotation characterized by a precise personality, not deaf to the calls of the twentieth century.

Egon Schiele | Expressionist painter

Egon Schiele, (1890, Tulln, near Vienna - 1918, Vienna), Austrian Expressionist painter, draftsman and printmaker noted for the eroticism of his figurative works.

As a student at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts (1907-09), Schiele was strongly influenced by the Jugendstil movement, the German Art Nouveau.

He met Gustav Klimt, leader of the Vienna Sezession group, and the linearity and subtlety of Schiele’s work owe much to Klimt’s decorative elegance.

François Gall | Impressionist painter

François Gall (22 March 1912, Hungary - 9 December 1987, France) was an Hungarian-born French🎨 modern impressionist painter.

François Gall was born "Ferenc Erdelyi Gall" in 1912 in Kolozsvár, Hungary (now Cluj Napoca).

In 1936, at age 24 years, he moved to Paris.

Early in 1939, Gall returned to Kolosvàr to attend the bedside of his dying father. Once there, he could not return to France as the declaration of war was imminent.

Gall's war time years were finished in Wels, Austria where he was a medic.