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The National Gallery of Umbria Brings Bartolomeo Caporali’s “Saint Roch” Back to Perugia

The National Gallery of Umbria Brings Bartolomeo Caporali’s “Saint Roch” Back to Perugia

The National Gallery of Umbria in Perugia has acquired *San Rocco* by Bartolomeo Caporali (1420–1505), a painting created around 1487 and believed to have been lost until recently. The work, once part of the so-called “Pala dei Cacciatori” from Casti...
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The Triglia d’Oro Painting Prize of Marina di Carrara is brought back to life in the research of scholar Maria Mattei

The Triglia d’Oro Painting Prize of Marina di Carrara is brought back to life in the research of scholar Maria Mattei

“Celeste nostalgia,” sang Riccardo Cocciante in 1982. And with the end of summer, when the beach resorts begin to empty out, the beach umbrellas are folded up, and the vacation season already seems a distant memory, a certain nostalgia re...
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Villa Albani Torlonia Expands the Antiquarium: 20 New Sculptures and an Exhibition on Polychrome Marbles

Villa Albani Torlonia Expands the Antiquarium: 20 New Sculptures and an Exhibition on Polychrome Marbles

Following the opening of the Antiquarium in 2024, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Torlonia Foundation in Rome, Villa Albani Torlonia is expanding its exhibition space in the Scuderie with a newly restored room. Starting September 18, 2...
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Botticelli's Pomegranate: A Fruit, the Blood of Christ, and the Unity of the Church

Botticelli's Pomegranate: A Fruit, the Blood of Christ, and the Unity of the Church

In the center of a roundel housed in the Uffizi Gallery, a mother offers her child a split pomegranate, its seeds a vivid red verging on purple. This is no ordinary gesture: in 15th-century Florentine religious painting, that fruit carries with it ce...
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Turin: Enrica Salvadori Presents “Ombre d’oro” in an Exhibition—Sculptures and Collages Between Light and Darkness

Turin: Enrica Salvadori Presents “Ombre d’oro” in an Exhibition—Sculptures and Collages Between Light and Darkness

From September 24 to October 31, 2026, the Elena Salamon Gallery in Turin kicks off its fall season with *Ombre d’oro*, a solo exhibition by Enrica Salvadori, curated by Elena Salamon. The artist, born in Turin and trained at the Accademia Albe...
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Pandolfini kicks off the fall season with two auctions dedicated to the great masters

Pandolfini kicks off the fall season with two auctions dedicated to the great masters

Pandolfini’s fall season opens on October 1 in Florence with the customary two-part session dedicated to Old Master Paintings and works of exceptional historical and artistic interest. The date coincides with the Biennale dell’Antiquariat...
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The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is presenting Tsukioka Yoshitoshi's "One Hundred Views of the Moon" for the first time

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is presenting Tsukioka Yoshitoshi's "One Hundred Views of the Moon" for the first time

From October 1, 2026, to January 4, 2027, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam presents “Yoshitoshi: The Master of the Moon, ” a comprehensive exhibition dedicated to one of the most important Japanese printmakers of the 19th century. At the heart of the...
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Prato Hosts Italy's First Exhibition Dedicated to Sneakers: From Athletic Shoes to a Global Cultural Phenomenon

Prato Hosts Italy's First Exhibition Dedicated to Sneakers: From Athletic Shoes to a Global Cultural Phenomenon

From November 6, 2026, to May 2, 2027, the Prato Textile Museum will host “Sneaker Revolution,” a major exhibition dedicated to the evolution of the sneaker, from athletic footwear to a global cultural phenomenon. Organized by the Prato Textile Museu...
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