Ancient art Ancient art Latium Renaissance
On December 5 in Tarquinia, in the halls of Palazzo Vitelleschi, home of the National Archaeological Museum of Tarquinia, the exhibition 1437 opened its doors to the public. Filippo Lippi's Madonna, Tarquinia and Cardinal Vitelleschi, an…
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Father and son, Filippo and Filippino Lippi, on display together at the Capitoline Museums in Rome, May 15 to August 25, 2024. The exhibition Filippo and Filippino Lippi. Ingenuity and Quirks in Renaissance Art at Palazzo Caffarelli…
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Exhibitions Ancient art Four hundred Renaissance
The Uffizi Diffusi returns to Montespertoli in Valdelsa for the third consecutive year, following the exhibition on Giotto's followers in Valdelsa and the one on the predella of the Stories of St. Peter the Martyr. This time the project…
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Exhibitions Florence Milan Renaissance
The City of Milan's Christmas exhibition at Palazzo Marino returns as it does every year. What is new this year is that the exhibition also extends to the other eight city halls to invite the whole city to discover art and beauty during…
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The Salamon Gallery in Milan presents, through Jan. 31, 2023, the exhibition Antonello Viola meets a painting by Filippo Lippi, which stems from the Roman artist's careful study of a work of extraordinary lightness and power at the same…
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The Magnani-Rocca Foundation in Mamiano di Traversetolo presents from March 14 to July 12, 2020 the exhibition The Last Romantic. Luigi Magnani the Lord of the Villa of Masterpieces, curated by Stefano Roffi and Mauro Carrera. It is a…
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The appointment with the artistic-Christmas display for the City of Milan at Palazzo Marino is renewed: as is well known, every year the headquarters of the Milanese city hall hosts a major work of art as a Christmas gift to citizens and…
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Public and critical success for the exhibition Legati da una cintola (Bound by a Girdle), the exhibit at Prato's Palazzo Pretorio that traces the iconographic history of the sacred girdle, the relic preserved in the city. Ten thousand…
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