Mati and Dada help Vincent Van Gogh track down a little cloud that has escaped from one of his paintings.

Mati and Dada join Jackson Pollock in the middle of his action painting and they have fun with movement and colour.

Mati and Dada meet Arcimboldo, a mysterious painter who creates fantastical and original works of art out of fruit and other foods.

After Mati's saxophone starts emitting strange red bubbles, she and Dada investigate the relationship between music and colour.

Mati and Dada attempt to reveal the secret behind `Las Meninas', a painting by Diego Velazquez who was a leading artist of the Spanish Golden Age.

While they are trying to draw a horse, Matì and Dadà find themselves in a fairytale taking inspiration from the famous bird painting, St George and the Dragon.

Mati and Dada learn about colour theory with Georges Seurat, as they examine his pointillist artwork. They also discover how the viewer's eyes are tricked into seeing images that aren't real

During their attempts to rescue a bird that has flown through time, Mati and Dada hear the story of the Italian Roman Catholic friar St Francis.

Dada takes Mati to meet Andrea Mantegna for a lesson in how to make art realistic using different sizes and perspectives to trick the eye. Mati also tries to help Mantegna find something he has lost.

Mati and Dada travel to meet Toulouse Lautrec at the iconic Moulin Rouge, where he gives Mati a lesson in how to portray movement in dancing figures through painting techniques.

When Dada gets the hiccups, Mati tries to help cure him by giving him a scare. But she accidentally transports them to Kazmir Malevich's workroom instead, where he talks to them about seeing things from another point of view.

Giacomo Balla gives Mati and Dada a lesson in Futurism at a special banquet, where he explains the tricks he uses to portray figures in movement.

Peter Breugel shows Mati one of his detailed paintings, and explains how he fits so many figures in to one space by using a high eye-level perspective.