A master of nuance, light, shadow and human truth: How Emile Friand painted life as it is
From this period, the artist creates less and less significant works of art, focusing on portraits of influential personalities: politicians, public figures and representatives of the aristocracy.
Female power, magic and masks on canvas: how Leonore Feeney changed art
Her paintings feel like dreams teetering between pleasure and danger. Leonor Fini refused to be confined — neither surrealism nor social norms could tame her wild imagination.
It comes out of the frame... and disappears: hyperrealism the Mexican way, 3D on Juan Medina's canvases.
Mexican artist Juan Medina creates paintings where the line between the visible and the imagined dissolves. His work is a powerful blend of symbolism, magical realism, and deeply personal philosophy — where the human body, time, and memory become central themes.
French pin-up and Art Deco fashion: the forgotten genius of Louis Icarus
Louis Icart was an artist who turned feminine grace and refined sensuality into a symbol of the Art Deco era. His work is a captivating blend of charm, seduction, and elegance, capturing the spirit of Paris between the wars.
