The artists do not appear in chronological order of birth, nor in alphabetical order.

Edouard Pignon, a French painter of the New School of Paris and a major figure in figurative painting in France from the post-war period until the 1980s, showed an early interest in drawing and painted or engraved images.

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Jean-Michel BASQUIAT, American painter, very early became a popular avant-garde painter and pioneer of the underground movement.

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Sabine Sicaud is a young poet from the 1920s who could have had great fame if illness had not taken her at the age of 15.

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A French national, Jenny-Laure Garcin was a painter, filmmaker and writer.

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Prampolini occupies a special place in the European abstract art landscape.

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Sculptor, painter, writer, poet and actor of many experiences of the avant-gardes of the 20th century.

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Delaunay was part of an avant-garde generation, particularly prolific artistically between 1912 and 1914.

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Rembrandt Annibale Bugatti (1884-1916) was an Italian animal sculptor. He was the younger brother of Ettore Bugatti, founder of the Bugatti automobile brand in 1909.

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Philipp Bauknecht is characterized by a colorful and relaxed expressionist style. Initially influenced by late impressionism and Art Nouveau, he found his own expressionist style when he moved to Switzerland.

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A committed artist, politically and artistically, Otto Freundlich never ceased to express a certain "world consciousness" through his life and his works.

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Torres Garcia is probably the best-known Uruguayan artist. He is the one who invented constructive universalism, which is his own artistic theory.

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As one of the most sought-after painters and decorators of his time, Maurice DENIS was a prolific artist.

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