Luisjo Hernández's artwork takes us down to the tiny, almost imperceptible scales of matter. His paintings look like membranous single-celled organisms, holding inside them the…
There's nothing like the sound of a gunshot to scare the crows out of the wheatfields. Startled, caught between the roar of the echo and the gunpowder, they scatter and abandon the scene, leaving the yellow behind to head off into the night…
Originality is one of the traits that define the artwork of the Swiss-born artist Félix Vallotton. His roughly 1,700 oils, 250 prints and countless illustrations make up a…
Capturing light as the element that blurs the lines of the landscape, as a mixing and confusion of natural and built architectures. The constant attempt to master brightness with…
William- Adolphe Bouguereau (La Rochelle, 1825-1905) was the very stereotype of the perfect academic artist. His exquisite technique and his meticulous line are two of the features that define his…
Throughout history we find exceptional examples of artists who have used the portrait of their own studio to show part of their private world and share certain confidences. Below…
Antonio Alcón Vera bets on emotion as the essential element in his artwork. He gives himself over to his painting with passion, showing in every brushstroke what he longs to convey with it. Precision…
Born into a well-off Parisian family, Edgar Degas (Paris, 1834- 1917) decided to put his law studies at the Sorbonne on hold to devote himself to art. From 1856 to 1859 he travelled through…