Oil painting "Rural Landscape" 30x40 cm by Pietro Colonna

In this valuable painting, the artist drew inspiration from the masterpieces of Neapolitan painter Vincenzo Irolli, who especially enjoyed painting children, captured in the narrative immediacy of eve

Eric Stepniewski's incredible bronze journey began in 1973 in his family’s hometown of Paris, where he started working as an antique dealer. After many years managing his Gallery, he took over the r

The fascinating journey of Erica Stepniewski with bronze began in 1973 in his family’s hometown of Paris, where he started working as an antique dealer. After many years managing his Gallery, he too

Principe has 200 years of experience. Seeking innovation and tradition combined with Neapolitan flair gives us a truly porcelain delight. Holistic approach to the production of these luxurious fig

Eric Stepniewski's incredible journey with bronze began in 1973 in his hometown Paris, where he started working as an antique dealer. After many years managing his Gallery, he took over the renowned c

E. Pergoli's painting is inspired by the work of the French rural realism painter Julien Dupré. Dupré was one of the leading representatives of French realism, a keen observer of the landscape and p

Salvatore Marinello's painting is a beautiful reinterpretation of a work by Dutch Baroque painter Pieter Claesz, one of the most renowned specialists in still life, whose main theme is banquet scenes.

Eric Stepniewski's incredible bronze journey began in 1973 in his hometown of Paris, where he started working as an antique dealer. After many years managing his Gallery, he took over the renowned bra

John Stevens, using subtle oil paint blurs, slowly creates his highly detailed paintings depicting scenes of naval battles and sailing ships. He drew inspiration for his works from the master Tim Thom

In this valuable oil painting, artist E. Ferrante is inspired by the works of the Dutch-Italian painter Gaspar Adriaensz van Wittel, known as Casper, and in Italy as Gaspare Vanvitelli. Specifically,