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Arezzo, restored and reopened the monumental courtyard of the Museum of Medieval and Modern Art

Arezzo, restored and reopened the monumental courtyard of the Museum of Medieval and Modern Art

The National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art in Arezzo will inaugurate, on Wednesday, June 17, the restored monumental courtyard of its headquarters, Palazzo Bruni-Ciocchi, at the end of a complex process of study, survey and restoration promoted b...
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Arezzo, Andrea della Robbia's St. Sebastian restored

Arezzo, Andrea della Robbia's St. Sebastian restored

The National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art in Arezzo was presented with the restoration of Saint Sebastian, a refined glazed terracotta attributed to Andrea della Robbia (Florence, 1435 - 1525) and his workshop, datable to the early 16th century....
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Arezzo's Minerva returns to exhibition in its city of origin

Arezzo's Minerva returns to exhibition in its city of origin

The Minerva, one of the great bronzes of antiquity and an identifying symbol of the city, returns to Arezzo and is the protagonist of the exhibition The Minerva of Arezzo. A story of rediscovered community, which will be inaugurated on Saturday, Feb....
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The Chimera of Arezzo: history of the most important and famous Etruscan bronze

The Chimera of Arezzo: history of the most important and famous Etruscan bronze

One can only imagine the sense of astonishment that, on that November 15, 1553, the people of Arezzo felt when news spread of the discovery of the splendid Etruscan bronze we know today as the Chimera of Arezzo. And even greater must have been the wo...
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Arezzo, a textile facade on the Basilica will protect Piero della Francesca's Legend of the True Cross

Arezzo, a textile facade on the Basilica will protect Piero della Francesca's Legend of the True Cross

A new textile façade has been created to protect the mullioned window of the Bacci Chapel in the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, an innovative intervention promoted by the National Museums Tuscany Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Culture ...
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Arezzo and its territory: a living legacy among art, landscape and memory

Arezzo and its territory: a living legacy among art, landscape and memory

For many, Arezzo is simply an art city. Actually, that would be a reductive definition. For it, and for the many towns that dot its territory-Cortona, Poppi, Bibbiena, Anghiari, Sansepolcro and others. This territory is actually a point between cultu...
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Arezzo reopens its Vasari Corridor

Arezzo reopens its Vasari Corridor

Arezzo is preparing to pay further homage to its most illustrious citizen, Giorgio Vasari (Arezzo, 1511 - Florence, 1574), on the occasion of the 450th anniversary of his death in 1574. The Tuscan city, known for its historical and cultural heritage,...
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The extraordinary relevance of Giorgio Vasari, modern artist. What the Arezzo exhibition looks like

The extraordinary relevance of Giorgio Vasari, modern artist. What the Arezzo exhibition looks like

In a letter dated May 10, 1548, Annibal Caro expresses to Giorgio Vasari his desire to take possession of one of his works, suggesting that it would be better if the work were done with some haste: not so much because Annibal Caro was in a hurry (and...
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