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Raffaella Guarducci - Finestre sull'Arte
Raffaella Guarducci - Finestre sull'Arte
All exhibitions and events involving Raffaella Guarducci
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If a city is told through art that is public gesture. The example of the Voyage à Nantes
Francesca Anita Gigli - 17/07/2025
The Wallace Collection, a London home guardian of great masterpieces
Jacopo Suggi - 11/07/2025
Florence, at the Horne Museum the Siviero Cross restored and reassembled after 100 years
Redazione - 10/07/2025
Searching for truth among the stones and paintings of the convent of San Francesco in Fiesole
Federico Giannini - 06/07/2025
Donatello's David, a symbolic masterpiece of Florence
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta - 02/07/2025
Where are the monarchs of England buried? The 5 burial places of the British monarchy
Redazione - 01/07/2025
Three little-known coasts of Spain: nature, culture and UNESCO heritages off the usual itineraries
Redazione - 30/06/2025
Barcelona, rear facade of Casa Batlló restored: reconstructed to original appearance
Redazione - 21/06/2025
Cannero Castles reopen after restoration: Lake Maggiore rediscovers its fortress
Redazione - 09/06/2025
Sant'Antonio dei Portoghesi in Rome: din of colored marbles and images of death
Federico Giannini - 08/06/2025
The Paul Delvaux Museum in Saint-Idesbald: a journey into the dreamlike universe of the Belgian 20th-century master
Redazione - 21/05/2025
Jasmine Paolini is originally from a beautiful and little-known village in Tuscany: what is it and what does it offer
Redazione - 18/05/2025
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Roberto Longhi today between myth, writing and the challenge of contemporary criticism
By
Maurizio Cecchetti
- published on 03/07/2025 alle 17:06:54
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The Caravaggio exhibition in Rome has a big gap: Sicily is missing!
By
Silvia Mazza
- published on 23/06/2025 alle 13:41:18
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Searching for truth among the stones and paintings of the convent of San Francesco in Fiesole
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 06/07/2025 alle 17:33:08
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Why do troubled artists fascinate us? A reflection
By
Ilaria Baratta
- published on 16/07/2025 alle 17:24:15
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Story of Lucretia, the rape that radically changed the politics of ancient Rome
By
Ilaria Baratta
- published on 19/06/2025 alle 14:35:50
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Simone Cantarini's sacred elegy. The sweetness of the divine among affections, silences and melancholy
By
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta
- published on 18/06/2025 alle 14:20:06
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Jacopo Veneziani's "Artist's Life," an experiment to be continued
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 22/06/2025 alle 13:16:34
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Writing critiques is no fun
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 13/07/2025 alle 17:01:27
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Inhabiting the void, against the noise of the world. When absence is not lack, but origin
By
Francesca Anita Gigli
- published on 26/06/2025 alle 15:48:08
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Thinking about the museum of the future
By
Sandro Debono
- published on 24/06/2025 alle 15:53:34
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