Two virtually unknown paintings by Boccaccio Boccaccino (Ferrara, before 1466 – Cremona, 1525) have come back into the spotlight among scholars and are now set to enrich the body of work of one of the leading figures of the…
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Cremona Cathedral sustained severe damage after the city was hit on the afternoon of Friday, August 28, by a violent storm accompanied by a tornado and hail. The severe weather, which struck the city after 4 p.m., caused widespread damage…
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A kind of runway , of large canvas inside a seventeenth-century church. It happens in Cremona where, until June 2026, the church of San Carlo hosts Sospeso nel moto con addebito di vuoto, a project signed by Guglielmo Castelli and Fabio…
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In Cremona, the restoration of the large canvas depicting the Healing of the Blind Man Born by Pietro Martire Neri (Cremona, 1591 - Rome, 1661) has turned into an opportunity for a comprehensive study and reinterpretation of the Cremonese…
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Exhibition reviews Ancient art Cremona Five hundred Lombardy Renaissance
On September 27, 2023, a painting depicting two saints, a bishop and a portrait of the patron made its appearance at theMillon auction held in Cremona: it was the only surviving fragment of Boccaccio Boccaccino's so-called Fodri…
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On the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the death of Boccaccio Boccaccino (Ferrara?, 1462/ante August 22, 1466 - Cremona, 1525), the Diocesan Museum of Cremona presents the first monographic exhibition dedicated to the artist…
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On the occasion of its 40th anniversary in 1985, theFriends of the Cremona Museum Association announces the donation to the Ala Ponzone Museum of the Portrait of Marchesa Rosalia Cavalcabò by Enrico Scuri (Bergamo, 1806 - 1884)…
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Almost all of the lost frescoes of the Salazar Chapel, a masterpiece by Giovanni Battista Trotti known as Malosso (Cremona, 1555 - Parma, 1619) that could once be seen in the Capuchin church in Regona, a hamlet of Pizzighettone (Cremona)…
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