Georges Méliès, filmmaker and magician.
Georges Méliès was a pioneer of cinema, a magician turned filmmaker who transformed film into an art of the imagination through his special effects and fantastical stories.
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Salvatore Dali and Dante Alighieri, the connection.
Salvador Dalí: surrealist genius and interpreter of Dante Alighieri.
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ANVI, Art glassware.
In a picturesque setting, the ANVI Art Glass Factory in Valserhône is a place where creativity brings to life unique works of art.
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Pointillism in photography.
Photography, as a visual medium, shares surprising similarities with Pointillism.
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Immersive shows in impressionist mode.
Immersive shows are an innovative and captivating form of live art, redefining the relationship between audience and stage.
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From Pre to Post-Impressionism in photography.
Impressionism and Post-Impressionism influenced photography from the 1880s onwards.
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Bugatti, when the car is an art object.
The Musée de l’Automobile de Mulhouse is a landmark in the history of the automobile.
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The poetry of rivers.
The water of rivers, always in motion, evokes a rich and profound imagination, inspiring many literary and artistic works over the centuries.
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Michel De Tarnowsky, artist and sculptor.
Michel De Tarnowsky (1870 – 1946) was a renowned French sculptor, whose history and contributions to the city of Nice deserve to be highlighted.
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Modern panoramic photography.
Panoramic photos offer a unique perspective , capturing wide, expansive scenes in a single image.
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Salzburg, Mozart ‘s legacy.
In the heart of Austria, Salzburg, with its rich history and invaluable contribution to classical music, offers an incomparable cultural experience.
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Florence, Tuscany’s capital of art and culture.
Florence, capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is a city whose history and cultural richness stretch back centuries.
