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Annick Bouvattier, 1964 | Unspoken words

Annick Bouvattier primarily paints painting of modern women, using intricate plays of light and shadow.
These women embrace their femininity without false modesty, remaining indifferent to outside gazes.
Annick Bouvattier was born in Nevers. Her father, a pediatrician and art enthusiast, passed on to her a love for art and painting from a very young age.


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Tina Palmer, 1964

Tina Palmer ha sempre saputo che una carriera nell'arte era ciò che voleva.
In gran parte autodidatta, il suo lavoro è disponibile su commissione, attraverso gallerie selezionate negli Stati Uniti ed attraverso i suoi esclusivi Tina Palmer Art Events che consentono agli amanti dell'arte di ospitare Tina ed il suo lavoro a pagamento in ambienti aziendali o domestici, combinando la sua arte, le sue tele creato dai partecipanti mentre si godono la musica, il cibo, il vino e i cocktail selezionati di Tina.


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Anne Bachelier, 1949 | Surrealist painter

Metamorphosis, transition, and evolution provide the common threads of the art of Anne Bachelier.
The artist captivates her audience with compelling, highly imaginative images that are distinct, unique, inventive and immediately recognizable.
Her metaphysical, dream-like fantasies evoke feelings simultaneously powerful, peaceful, and protective.
This unique "other" world, untouched by time or place, reminds the viewer of the eternal dance of transformation and regeneration.


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Tamara de Lempicka | The Baroness with a Brush

Born Maria Gorska in Warsaw, Poland (then a sovereign state of Russia), Tamara de Łempicka (1898-1980) has come to be recognized both by her epithet, "Baroness with a Brush", and as icon of the Roaring Twenties.
As the daughter of wealthy parents, she was sent to Lausanne, Switzerland, to attend boarding school as a child - an experience she despised.
During the summer of one of her final years in Lausanne, however, her grandmother took her on a tour of Italy, where she first witnessed the work of Old Masters, an encounter that would ultimately inspire her life-long passion for art.


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Helen McNicoll | Pittrice impressionista


Helen Galloway McNicoll (14 dicembre 1879 - 27 giugno 1915) è stata una pittrice impressionista Canadese.
Fu una delle più importanti artiste femminili in Canada all'inizio del XX secolo ed ottenne un notevole successo durante la sua decennale carriera.
Ha svolto un ruolo importante nel diffondere l'impressionismo in Canada in un momento in cui era ancora relativamente sconosciuto.

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Ada Breedveld, 1944 | Naïve painter

Ada Breedveld was born in The Netherlands, in Dordrecht and brought up in Rotterdam.
She has lived and worked in Amsterdam since 1983.
Ada is a self-taught artist. Since childhood, it has been her lifelong aspiration to become an artist.
Perseverance paid off and her work is now recognized in the world of Art Naïf.


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Michael & Inessa Garmash

Le opere impressionistiche dei Garmash dimostrano la loro padronanza della figura e la loro capacità di tradurre la sensualità.
L'incredibile talento dei Garmash è pari solo alle loro storie d'amore ed alla loro carriera.
Sia Michael che Inessa Garmash sono nati in Russia, dove hanno studiato arte.
Precocissimo, Michael Garmash ha iniziato a dipingere all'età di tre anni.


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Chopin | Prelude in E minor, Op 28, No. 4

The Prelude Op. 28, No. 4 by Frédéric Chopin is one of the 24 Chopin preludes.
By Chopin's request, this piece was played at his funeral, along with Mozart's Requiem.
The piece is only a page long and uses a descending melody line.
The melody starts with the dominant B and works its way to the tonic E, but halfway through the piece the descending line is interrupted and the melody starts over again.
Only in the last bars does the melody dissolve in the tonic and go through a chord progression to the soothing and satisfying.