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The Artists' House at Villa De Maritati Cesario, is a new reality of the city of Gallipoli.
It 's a Grandee scenic art container, approximately 1,000 square meters, which, in addition to hosting the Permanent Gallery
Maestro Giorgio De Cesario, aims to promote the territory in different art forms, ranging from exhibitions of painting and sculpture at the presentation of books,
the evening music performances teatrali.Originariamente at The Artists' House was an old '50s house, which oral'Arch. Giorgio De Cesario has wisely restructured, making it example of an eclectic architectural style, very innovative in what is the surrounding urban landscape.
entering this residence is now in contact with the wide display area, an area of \u200b\u200b300 square meters, topped by an imposing wall-sculpture, visible from the outside, dedicated to Professor George Maritati, Latin and popular teacher of Literary Subjects in the '60s and '70s and the first owner of this residence.
On the wall-sculpture in fact shows the first stanza of a poem dedicated to lesbian Gallipoli
that George married, father of the undersigned, wrote back in school year 1962/63 and
was later published in the Yearbook of the State School of Gallipoli (the old school Media GBCrispoora missing). All around the works and paintings of Giorgio De Cesario,
that attract the astonished gaze of visitors with their stupefacentieffetti diaphanous color and with those characters, mysterious, yet so similar to us in their espressionisul face of clay. Already from this first large room you will be astonished by the magic mix-innovazioneche tradition is the leitmotif of the entire structure. A wide staircase leads upstairs, where he continues zonaespositiva, and gives access to another wing of the building that houses an exclusive bed & breakfast for artists edamanti art. Here, every room is named after a different artist: Mondrian with its chromatic geometries, with the Van Gogh his room, his well-known baroque and Bach, Leonardo with its mysteries, D'Annunzio cash Nouveau flourishes and then again on the second floor, Canova, with its neoclassical style. And everywhere portaliun little oriental, a little Mediterranean Andalusian style with colorful ceramics and then vetrateultramoderne large, geometrically zigzagging walls and pyramids, and finally a edilettanti equipped laboratory where artists can try their hand in the creation of works of art and even a large terrace
with piscinaidromassaggio that invites you to relax and dream, especially at sunset.
Every corner hides surprises and unexpected glimpses of not finiscemai to discover new details and new perspectives. This is why many have called the house of fairy tales or the house. We who live we have realized our dream of a life to live daily in a work of art, feeling that we are able to successfully send our guests to the friends who come to visit us.

For more information visit: http://www.lacasadegliartisti.it