Velázquez (Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez)
Velázquez, iconic Spanish Golden Age painter, renowned for realism and the narrative complexity of “Las Meninas.”
Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi)
Caravaggio revolutionized Baroque art with dramatic chiaroscuro and raw realism, leaving a powerful and controversial artistic legacy.
Aiguabella explores the tension between individuality and collectiveness through minimal, nature-inspired patterns shaped by architectural geometry.
Enrique Barro transforms shavings and residue into vibrant microcosms, revealing the fragile beauty hidden in the everyday.
Montse Campins blends ancient and digital techniques in experimental photography, exploring reality, fiction, and new visual rhythms.
Petrus Christus, Early Netherlandish painter, noted for detail and pioneering use of linear perspective in Bruges during the Early Renaissance.
A cultured architect and meticulous draftsman, Federico Correa paired formal precision and intellectual sharpness with a cosmopolitan eye.
Corsini’s minimalist, abstract works are shaped by the architecture and colors of Rome, New York, Barcelona, and Mexico City.
Lucas Cranach the Elder, German Renaissance painter, known for portraits and his role in spreading the Protestant Reformation.
A pioneer of Orphism, Delaunay made color and light the core of his vibrant, rhythmic abstraction full of motion and energy.
Miriam Dema creates textured, emotional paintings inspired by imperfection, memory, and the warmth of everyday life.
Klas Ernflo transforms everyday objects into humorous, colorful visual puzzles, blending graphic design with craft and installation art.
A master of German Romanticism, Friedrich transformed landscapes into spiritual meditations with solitary figures facing vast, poetic nature.
Carmen Galofré explores the human condition and intangible light in paintings blending figuration and abstraction with great sensitivity.
Marcos Isamat creates graphite drawings that reveal nature’s hidden beauty, balancing between figuration and abstraction.
Naoki Kawano blends art, design, and photography through texture and subtle materials. He creates a unique visual language.
Jan Lievens, a Rembrandt contemporary, developed a dramatic style that evolved into a colorful, expressive form of baroque painting.
Silvia Martínez Palou merges architecture and art through layered monotypes, capturing iconic buildings and their rich social narratives.
A key American painter and teacher, Chase blended academic tradition and modern flair, leaving a vibrant legacy in art and education.
An intuitive, cross-disciplinary creator—obsessed with objects, light, and with life lived at full tilt.
Rubens, Baroque master known for dynamic movement, vibrant color, and lush compositions in religious and mythological paintings.
A key Russian avant-garde artist, Popova moved from Cubo-Futurism to Constructivism, merging art and revolution before dying at 35.
Bea Sarrias depicts spaces and Mediterranean light, blending architecture and memory with realism full of anthropological sensitivity.
Michiel Sweerts, Flemish Baroque painter, stood out for intimate scenes, dramatic chiaroscuro, and introspective depictions of humanity.
Thielen works with concrete and iron to reflect on time. Photography and painting complete his free and existential visual language.
Claudia Valsells, colorist and artist, creates unique chromatic harmonies and is a key reference in color for architecture and interior design.
Dutch Golden Age painter Van Aelst refined still life with symbolic elegance, exquisite detail, and baroque-influenced compositions.
A master of maritime art, Van de Velde the Younger painted detailed and elegant naval scenes from the Dutch Golden Age and English court.
Key figure of neoplasticism and De Stijl founder, Van Doesburg aimed to unite art, design, and architecture in a total aesthetic vision.
Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael (atribuido a)
Jacob van Ruisdael, Dutch landscape master, known for realism and dramatic atmospheres that exalt nature’s grandeur.
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