developing a unique and divergent method of painting; a method that essentially layers what is seen in a single portrait and incites a deeper perception of his paintings' subjects. Having gazed upon so many thousands of faces during his career, Victori realized that a single instance of time frozen in a portrait hides the multiple moods, emotions, and states of mind concealed behind stationary, fixed expressions. "Multiplism", as he coined it, reveals the many behind the one, unfolding all possible dimensions of a being in one multi-faceted piece of work. Victori's advances into Multiplism have brought about paintings such as the "Many Faces of Mona" in which Da Vinci's iconic painting is transformed into a multiple-faced version of her former self. Victori began developing this style of art in the 1970s and continues to evolve its meaning and composition, not just through painting, but mural and sculpture work as well. Paintings Victori has never restricted his palette to accept only the finest oil paints. Among the entire portfolio some paintings have been created using materials such as enamels, acrylics, oils, gasoline, typical house paint or water colors. The mood of certain portraits require particular textures and thickness. The media range includes linen, canvas, panel, wood or glass. Victori's repertoire also includes murals, spanning as large as 20 x 20 feet. A few of them, originally constructed out of Masonite panels and painted outdoors, now cover the ceilings and walls of Victori's home, while a number of others were completed on the interior walls of many clients' homes. "The Circle of Life", a 15 x 20-foot mural, depicts hundreds of swirling naked bodies as they encircle a bright horizon. It has become one of Victori's signature works and is representative of his mastery as an artist. American Presidents Victori painted all 45 United States presidents' portraits, which are all in the Victori Museum collection. Former presidents Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump all were presented with their portraits. The White House has a mural depicting all the nation's presidents from Washington to Nixon—presented to the federal government one year after Victori moved to the United States from Paris in 1972. "This impressive work of art and the individual portraits you did of me and the Vice President are welcome additions to my collection of special memorabilia," Nixon said. Source: North Jersey Media Group Roman Emperors Fascinated by world cultural, religious