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Padua, 85 years after the last "descent" the Gattamelata will be lowered to the ground and leave the Basilica's churchyard

Padua, 85 years after the last "descent" the Gattamelata will be lowered to the ground and leave the Basilica's churchyard

Eighty-five years after its last "descent," Erasmus of Narni, known as Gattamelata, and his horse leave the churchyard of St. Anthony's Basilica in Padua. In early October, at the end of about three years during which the statue has remained shrouded...
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Fra Angelico in Florence reaches over 10,000 visitors in first week of opening

Fra Angelico in Florence reaches over 10,000 visitors in first week of opening

In its first week of opening, the Beato Angelico exhibition set up between Palazzo Strozzi and Museo di San Marco in Florence has already registered more than 10,000 visitors. The exhibition, produced in collaboration with the National Museums Tusca...
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Florence, major Beato Angelico exhibition presented between Palazzo Strozzi and Museum of San Marco

Florence, major Beato Angelico exhibition presented between Palazzo Strozzi and Museum of San Marco

Opening to the public on Sept. 26, 2025, is the major exhibition Beato Angelico, presented today by the Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi and the Museo di San Marco in Florence, dedicated to one of the most representative artists of 15th-centuryartand among...
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Antoine de Lonhy's Archangel Michael returns to Piedmont thanks to two Turin merchants

Antoine de Lonhy's Archangel Michael returns to Piedmont thanks to two Turin merchants

An important page in the history of 15th-century Piedmontese art has been enriched with a new chapter after the auction sale of Antoine de Lonhy'sArchangel Michael, a gold ground panel of extraordinary refinement recently resurfaced from a Swiss priv...
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Siena, a rare early 15th-century wooden crucifix returns to view restored. Attributed to little-documented artist

Siena, a rare early 15th-century wooden crucifix returns to view restored. Attributed to little-documented artist

A rare example of early 15th-century wooden sculpture has returned to public view: it is the large wooden crucifix attributed to Alberto di Betto d'Assisi, now on display in theOratory of San Bernardino, home of the Diocesan Museum of Siena. Coming ...
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In Lucchesia, a restoration resurfaces a forgotten Renaissance fresco

In Lucchesia, a restoration resurfaces a forgotten Renaissance fresco

An important fragment of Lucca and Tuscan art history resurfaces from the walls of the church of San Martino in Migliano, a hamlet in the municipality of Camaiore, Valfreddana, a few kilometers from Lucca. It is here that, following restoration, a fr...
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One work from each region of Italy in Agrigento for the Italian capital of culture

One work from each region of Italy in Agrigento for the Italian capital of culture

From July 8 to Nov. 30, 2025, the city of Agrigento, the Italian Capital of Culture, will host at Villa Aurea the exhibition Treasures of Art from Italy's National Museums, an exhibition project designed to enhance the richness and dissemination of t...
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Belluno, Antonio Solario painting stolen in 1973 returned to Civic Museums

Belluno, Antonio Solario painting stolen in 1973 returned to Civic Museums

More than fifty years after its theft, the Madonna and Child by Antonio Solario (Chieti or Venice, c. 1465 - Naples, 1530), which had been stolen on the night of August 24-25, 1973, from the halls of the museum in the Dolomite capital along with seve...
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