Painting

Painting is distinguished by its portrayal of human figures, landscapes, and religious scenes, executed with pigments on wooden panels or canvas. Its origins reach back to the Middle Ages, when portraits of saints painted in tempera on wood predominated.

Over the centuries, the art of painting evolved from the classical techniques of the Renaissance and Baroque, through the Romanticism and Impressionism of the 19th century, to the revolutionary avant-garde movements of the 20th century, which radically transformed the way reality was represented.

The works of the masters are a finite resource that can only diminish over time. As they are acquired by museums, the number available on the market steadily decreases. Original works of art therefore represent not only a valuable investment but also a daily source of aesthetic joy.