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Who is Giuseppe Adani, Renza Bolognesi
Who is Giuseppe Adani, Renza Bolognesi
All the articles by Giuseppe Adani, Renza Bolognesi on Finestre sull'Arte
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St. Galgano and the Sword in the Stone: history of the Hermitage of Montesiepi
Redazione - 04/02/2026
Saint Devote: history, faith and tradition in the heart of Monaco
Redazione - 28/01/2026
The tombs of Cortuna: a journey through the necropolis of the Etruscan city
Ilaria Baratta - 25/01/2026
The Cathedral of Monaco: art, history and faith on the Rock of the Principality
Redazione - 24/01/2026
Empoli 1925: when a small room changed the artistic destiny of a province
Redazione - 22/01/2026
MUVV, the Vercelli and Varallo network to enhance a museum heritage of excellence
Redazione - 21/01/2026
The Oceanographic Museum in Monaco: a century of underwater exploration and wonders
Redazione - 09/01/2026
The dream of Villa Cordellina Lombardi, where Tiepolo's genius overcame decay
Federico Giannini - 04/01/2026
Hellenistic Etruria: how the Greeks influenced Etruscan art, religion and society
Ilaria Baratta - 02/01/2026
St. Mary of Vezzolano, the abbey that has escaped time
Federico Giannini - 28/12/2025
The She-wolf of Siena: the tale of the fair that became a symbol of the city
Noemi Capoccia - 15/12/2025
Dragons in Tuscany: from mythology to the works of the great masters
Noemi Capoccia - 12/12/2025
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Genoa, big purchase for Palazzo Spinola: coming soon: a Lucrezia by Guido Reni
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Federico Giannini
- published on 31/01/2026 alle 22:36:32
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Let's not get any fancy ideas about the Basilica of Vitruvius.
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Federico Giannini
- published on 28/01/2026 alle 21:04:10
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Jack Vettriano at Milan's Permanente: instruction manual for a poorly functioning exhibition
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Francesca Anita Gigli
- published on 09/01/2026 alle 19:22:01
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Crumbs for culture. If the government cuts 90% on MiC strategic programming.
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Federico Giannini
- published on 11/01/2026 alle 12:11:21
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The incredible feat of Giovanni Pisano's pulpit: what the Pisa exhibition looks like
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Federico Giannini
- published on 04/02/2026 alle 18:38:38
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Why Italy matters less and less in contemporary art (and what could still save it)
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Fabio Cavallucci
- published on 31/01/2026 alle 16:11:13
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What remains of Futurism today?
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Federica Schneck
- published on 02/02/2026 alle 19:08:03
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Why do we say a landscape "looks like a painting"? A brief history of the gaze
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Federico Giannini
- published on 14/01/2026 alle 12:25:11
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The private collector: savior or jailer of art?
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Federica Schneck
- published on 08/01/2026 alle 20:09:18
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Giuseppe Baldini, rediscovering the first master of Fattori and Corcos.
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Jacopo Suggi
- published on 30/01/2026 alle 10:02:02
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