William Turner

Mati and Dada meet Vincent Van Gogh who explains to them how he goes about painting his canvases using the play of light to give life to landscapes.

Arcimboldo dazzles Mati and Dada with his fantastic paintings with multiple images.

Mati and Dada meet Kandinsky who makes them discover the link between music and colors.

In attempting to solve one of the greatest mysteries of the art world, our two detectives return to the picture of Diego Velazquez, 'Las Meninas'.

Mati and Dada discover the shadows with the famous painting 'Saint George and the Dragon' as they meet the artist Paolo Uccello.

George Seurat demonstrates to Mati and Dada how the colors of his paintings blend in their eyes when they look at them.

Mati and Dada meet the artist Giotto, who explains to them what a fresco is, that is to say a canvas painted on fresh plaster.

Kasimir Malevich explains abstract art to Mati and Dada.

Mati and Dada meet the futurist, Giacomo Balla, who invites them to participate in a futuristic banquet where he presents them canvases, music, futuristic food and more.

Mati and Dada meet Pieter Brueghel, the famous painter inspired by his two sons to create canvases filled with children.

Mati and Dada meet the famous artist Rembrandt, the self-portraits expert.

Mati and Dada enter the dream of Paul Klee who explains to them the importance of balanced and harmonious lines when creating paintings and puppets drawn from the imagination

Between all these men in bowler hats, which is Rene Magritte? Why are his works so mysterious? Our artistic heroes Mati and Dada launch their investigation!

Mati and Dada meet Leonardo Da Vinci and his many tanlents: from painting to fantastic flying machines.

Mati and Dada will visit Hokusai, this daring artist who was not afraid to challenge conventions.