Harald Fiebig - Finestre sull'Arte
All exhibitions and events that have been curated by Harald Fiebig
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In Ascona, a retrospective celebrates Félix Vallotton on the centenary of his death
The Castello San Materno Museum in Ascona, Switzerland, home of the Kurt and Barbara Alten Foundation for Culture, is dedicating a retrospective exhibition from May 11 to Sept. 7, 2025, to the celebrated Swiss-French artist Félix Vallotton, en...Read more...
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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 -
Arezzo and its territory: a living legacy among art, landscape and memory
Redazione - 18/05/2025 -
The Heidi Horten Collection in Vienna, between art, architecture and experimentation
Redazione - 15/05/2025 -
The Masters of the Flanders Coast: who they are and where to find their works
Redazione - 14/05/2025 -
Rome, the Salone di Pietro da Cortona refurbished at Palazzo Barberini
Redazione - 14/05/2025 -
London's Royal Academy of Arts, the masterpieces of a little-known museum in the English capital
Jacopo Suggi - 13/05/2025 -
The little rooms of St. Ignatius in Rome: the perspective games of Andrea Pozzo as a requirement of faith
Federico Giannini - 11/05/2025 -
The Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp, a Gothic masterpiece that holds a Baroque treasure
Redazione - 07/05/2025 -
The Farnese Palace in Caprarola, a masterpiece of Italian Mannerism
Jacopo Suggi - 05/05/2025 -
Riva del Garda's MAG's new itinerary: the Pinacoteca gets a makeover to reach everyone
Redazione - 29/04/2025 -
The mystery of the parish church of Montesorbo in Romagna
Anna de Fazio Siciliano - 11/04/2025 -
The traumas of Urbania and its Ducal Palace.
Federico Giannini - 06/04/2025
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By Andrea Laratta - published on 05/05/2025 alle 20:18:56 - 0 Commenti - How Giovanni Fattori drew: the sheets from the Central Institute for Graphics in Rome
By Federico Giannini - published on 27/04/2025 alle 10:01:51 - 0 Commenti - 10 points for understanding the art of Vilhelm Hammershøi
By Redazione - published on 06/05/2025 alle 19:02:49 - 0 Commenti - If popularization becomes homologation (and why the public attacks those who criticize Angela, Prati & co.)
By Federico Giannini - published on 07/05/2025 alle 21:43:49 - 0 Commenti - The Farnese Palace in Caprarola, a masterpiece of Italian Mannerism
By Jacopo Suggi - published on 05/05/2025 alle 19:44:34 - 0 Commenti - The little rooms of St. Ignatius in Rome: the perspective games of Andrea Pozzo as a requirement of faith
By Federico Giannini - published on 11/05/2025 alle 15:49:03 - 0 Commenti - Pope Francis died: here's what he did for art during his pontificate
By Redazione - published on 21/04/2025 alle 12:12:44 - 0 Commenti - Museums set visitor records: yes, but how? An analysis of the data
By Federico Giannini - published on 14/05/2025 alle 19:06:09 - 0 Commenti - What good is a museum if it is not a "qualified cultural mediator"? Roberto Ferrari (Museo Galileo) speaks
By Federico Giannini - published on 30/04/2025 alle 17:37:26 - 0 Commenti - Ten things to know about Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, important Portuguese painter of the 20th century
By Redazione - published on 23/04/2025 alle 13:53:00 - 0 Commenti
