A painting by Sandro Botticelli ( Alessandro Filipepi; Florence, 1445–1510)—a Madonna and Child Enthroned that was located in Florence in the early 19th century, specifically in the Oratory of San Giuliano , at the convent of the…
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At 40 Via Madonna dei Monti, in the heart of Rome, there is a building that for years served as a campusof Roma Tre University and is now becoming state property. The Ministry of Culture has, in fact, purchased the Argiletum complex for 16…
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A work printed in multiple copies, all identical, each of which the artist then modifies by hand. The result belongs to the same edition as the others, but is not identical to any of them. This is the concept behind Artqoo, the online…
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One of the most important works from Guercino’s early career ( Giovanni Francesco Barbieri; Cento, 1591 – Bologna, 1666): it is *Erminia Finding the Wounded Tancredi*, which, according to scholar Nicholas Turner—one of the…
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The art and collecting scene comes alive during the week of November 12–18, 2026, offering enthusiasts and investors a series of events distinguished by their genre and provenance. In fact, national and international auction houses have…
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Four paintings, a wooden ceiling to be reconstructed in the imagination, and a history still partly to be explored. In Bologna, four panels attributed to the young Ludovico Carracci are temporarily returning to the Palazzo Fava complex…
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A Roman-era limestone lion, discovered during archaeological excavations in the Porta Barete area of L’Aquila, has been recovered by the Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Arts, and Landscape for the provinces of L’Aquila and…
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In the triptych of the Santissima Annunziata in Serina, Saint Nicholas of Tolentino holds a book and a cross in his hands and rests his left foot on a small transparent globe, an ancient symbol of the vanity of earthly things. The painter…
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