Who is Ilaria Baratta

Ilaria Baratta

Giornalista, è co-fondatrice di Finestre sull'Arte con Federico Giannini. È nata a Carrara nel 1987 e si è laureata a Pisa. È responsabile della redazione di Finestre sull'Arte.


All the articles by Ilaria Baratta on Finestre sull'Arte


Freya Stark, the Last Romantic Traveler Who Chronicled the East

Freya Stark, the Last Romantic Traveler Who Chronicled the East

For several decades now, sharing one’s travel experiences in a wide variety of ways—from blog posts to Instagram Reels and live streams—has been all the rage, and talking about travel experiences is considered cool, but this isn’t a pheno...
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BIAF 2026 Drew Collectors and Young People: Sales and Negotiations—A Report

BIAF 2026 Drew Collectors and Young People: Sales and Negotiations—A Report

The 34th edition of the International Antiques Biennial (BIAF)—Italy’s oldest and most prestigious exhibition and market dedicated to antique art—concluded yesterday in the halls of the historic Palazzo Corsini in Florence. This edition was ma...
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The Fire of the Underworld and Persephone's Body: The Abduction as Depicted by Padovanino

The Fire of the Underworld and Persephone's Body: The Abduction as Depicted by Padovanino

The changing of the seasons exists because Hades, the Lord of the Underworld, wanted a woman to love. But what young woman would agree to leave Earth to live in the Underworld forever? The solution was abduction, a recurring plot device in mythologi...
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BIAF 2026: Works by the Great Masters Return to the Market. The Report (with Prices)

BIAF 2026: Works by the Great Masters Return to the Market. The Report (with Prices)

The direction changes, the secretary changes, some of the antique dealers change, but the Florence International Antiques Biennale remains the same: Palazzo Corsini is still there, on the banks of the Arno, waiting for the dozens of antique dealers—...
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When Christ Steps Off St. Christopher's Shoulders: The Manfron Altarpiece, a masterpiece by Paris Bordon

When Christ Steps Off St. Christopher's Shoulders: The Manfron Altarpiece, a masterpiece by Paris Bordon

Two charming winged cherubs support and lift into the air the green, precious banner of honor embroidered in gold, as if they wished to set apart the Virgin Mary, the Child, and Saint Christopher from the rural landscape surrounding them—the very lan...
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Waterhouse's *Echo and Narcissus*: When Impossible Love Becomes Eternal

Waterhouse's *Echo and Narcissus*: When Impossible Love Becomes Eternal

Echo and Narcissus. A young woman and a young man bound by myth. Two lives that intertwine, leading to a sad and tragic ending. Falling in love with an unrequited or impossible love is a source of anguish and death for them, yet neither has ever ce...
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Why "Guernica" Continues to Speak to Us (But Will Eventually Be Forgotten). An Interview with Luca Nannipieri

Why "Guernica" Continues to Speak to Us (But Will Eventually Be Forgotten). An Interview with Luca Nannipieri

Pablo Picasso’s*Guernica* is one of the most recognizable symbols of 20th-century art. But what truly makes a work of art a classic? And how long can its fame endure throughout history? In his new book, *Pablo Picasso’s Guernica: The Rise...
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George Grosz's Eclipse: When the Sun Is Darkened and Power Loses Its Mind

George Grosz's Eclipse: When the Sun Is Darkened and Power Loses Its Mind

Disturbing. Everything is extremely disturbing: that is the adjective I would use to describe George Grosz’s*Solar Eclipse *. Despite its title, the painting has nothing to do with the extraordinary and extremely rare astronomical phenomenon (the las...
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