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Sold by Il Ponte Auction House the rediscovered manuscript of Princess Ippolita Maria Sforza

Sold by Il Ponte Auction House the rediscovered manuscript of Princess Ippolita Maria Sforza

Auctioned by Il Ponte Auction House is the rediscovered manuscript of Princess Ippolita Maria Sforza. On parchment, richly illuminated and still preserved in its original binding, the mid-15th-century codex contains the first decade of Titus Livy 'sA...
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Versailles in sequence plan: an uninterrupted journey with Alberto Angela through Europe's most famous palace

Versailles in sequence plan: an uninterrupted journey with Alberto Angela through Europe's most famous palace

OnMonday, March 2 at 9:30 p.m., Rai 1 will air (and will also be available on RaiPlay) the special of Ulysses - The Pleasure of Discovery that will take viewers inside one of the world's most famous and fascinating royal residences: the majestic Pala...
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Donatello's bronze Doors return to Basilica of San Lorenzo in Florence after painstaking restoration

Donatello's bronze Doors return to Basilica of San Lorenzo in Florence after painstaking restoration

After careful and complex restoration work, the Door of the Martyrs and the Door of the Apostles made by Donatello between about 1440 and 1442 have been relocated to the Old Sacristy of the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Florence. The two restored bronze...
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Varallo and Rive, street art transforms Vercelli villages into open-air museums

Varallo and Rive, street art transforms Vercelli villages into open-air museums

In recent years, the Piedmont cultural scene has seen the phenomenon of Street Art consolidate in the Province of Vercelli thanks to two distinct but complementary initiatives: Waral - Urban Art Project and DeRive - Public Art in Rural Space. Both pr...
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Bottarone Urn restored: original colors of 2400-year-old Etruscan grooms resurfaced

Bottarone Urn restored: original colors of 2400-year-old Etruscan grooms resurfaced

TheUrn of Bottarone, an Etruscan masterpiece housed at the National Archaeological Museum in Florence, has been restored sixty years after the devastating flood that hit the city in 1966. At the time, the Arno also invaded the museum's halls, submerg...
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Alberto Biasi in Sacile (Pordenone): perceptual dynamism protagonist at Palazzo Ragazzoni

Alberto Biasi in Sacile (Pordenone): perceptual dynamism protagonist at Palazzo Ragazzoni

From Feb. 6 to April 12, 2026, Palazzo Ragazzoni in Sacile (Pordenone) becomes the venue for an exhibition dedicated to Alberto Biasi, a central figure of the Italian neo-avant-garde and a recognized exponent of international optic-kinetic research. ...
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The Musée d'Orsay brings together for the first time Renoir's most famous works from the first two decades of his career

The Musée d'Orsay brings together for the first time Renoir's most famous works from the first two decades of his career

From March 17 to July 19, 2026, the Musée d'Orsay in Paris presents the exhibition Renoir and Love. Happy Modernity (1865-1885), curated by Paul Perrin, chief curator and director of conservation and collections at the museum, with the collabo...
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In Rome, the Genius Museum dedicates a major exhibition to Robert Doisneau, with more than 140 shots

In Rome, the Genius Museum dedicates a major exhibition to Robert Doisneau, with more than 140 shots

From March 5 to July 19, 2026, the Genius Museum in Rome is dedicating a major retrospective to Robert Doisneau, among the most famous and beloved photographers of the 20th century. Born in Gentilly in 1912, Doisneau was one of the leading figures of...
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