Impressionism explained by Bisgart
In the second half of the nineteenth century, some painters, who were friends, decided to break with the academic patterns of the past, lefting their studios and begining to paint in the open air, "en plein air".
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Masonite and Faesite
Masonite and Faesite are two materials which were used in the the first Half of the XX century as base for paintings. Artists used them because they were cheaper than canvas and they were resistant, too.
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Mercante in Fiera in Parma
Mercanteinfiera, international fair of modernism, antiques and collectables. It is one of a kind and one of the most important events for the Antiques world at European level: over one thousand dealers exhibit their best antiques items and collectables to a public consisting of thousands professional visitors, collectors, and memorabilia hunters.
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The History of Antique Mirror
The use of the mirror has always gone beyond the mere activity of mirroring to become a real piece of furniture.
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Barbizon School
Our deepeing on the Barbizon School has to begin with the figure of Théodore Rousseau.
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The Montparnasse District and Art
At the beginning of the 20th century, the Montparnasse District became the heart of Parisian art.
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