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Correggio, the Painter of Emotions: The Largest Exhibition Outside Italy in Dresden

For five hundred years, the paintings of Antonio Allegri—who went down in history as Correggio, after his hometown—have continued to captivate viewers with the sensuality of their figures, the luminosity of their scenes, the brilliance of their color...
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Jobs in the Arts and Culture: This Week's Opportunities

Once again this week, we’ve compiled a selection of the top job opportunities in the art and cultural heritage sector, including job postings and competitions published from September 15 to 21, 2026. In Milan, Zegna is looking for a Content Pr...
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In Pyrgi (Santa Marinella, Rome), the face of the goddess Uni has resurfaced: a new discovery in Temple B

In Pyrgi ( Santa Marinella, in the province of Rome), in the area of Temple B, excavations conducted by Sapienza University of Rome have unearthed a new fragment of an antefix depicting the face of the goddess Uni. The discovery was reported by Sapie...
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Michelangelo's first design for San Lorenzo will be put on display and then undergo restoration

The project for the façade of the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Florence was never completed, but the grand design conceived by Michelangelo Buonarroti ( Caprese, 1475 – Rome, 1564) for the Medici church, a particularly significant artifact remain...
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Pellizza da Volpedo: A Rare Landscape from 1895 Returns to Public View

The location and even the time are noted on the back of the painting: “Meadow at San Rocco / 2:00 p.m. on November 14.” It is one of the rare autograph records left by Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo (Volpedo, 1868–1907) regarding *Mea...
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Farewell to Andrea Baboni, a leading expert on 19th-century Italian art and the Macchiaioli

Art historian Andrea Baboni, a prominent figure in the world of Italian art and culture to which he had dedicated his entire life of study, research, and passion, has passed away in Correggio at the age of 83. The funeral was held on September 18 at ...
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Luigi Groto, the “Blind Man of Adria” who defied all limits in the 16th century: the exhibition in Rovigo

The scholar Luigi Groto was born blind in Adria in 1541, but his condition did not prevent him from engaging in virtually every field of culture of his time. He wrote over 1,300 poems, orations, tragedies, comedies, and pastoral works; he frequented ...
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How is an archaeological artifact dated? All the methods used by archaeologists

Contemporary archaeology has moved beyond the romantic image of treasure hunting to establish itself as a scientific discipline with a rigorous methodological framework, whose primary goal is to reconstruct human history and the relationships between...
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