Nicolo Barabino proved that Mary of Nazareth is a woman made of verse and ink, that her image is a profoundly human construct, is the badge of devout, radiant, delicate consummation. He, however, had no knowledge of it; he was just a painter who had ...
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... and the knight saved the princess from the terrible dragon. It sounds like thehappy ending of one of those fairy tales we used to read to each other as children, already under the blankets, before falling asleep, but in fact the story of St. Geor...
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Genoa is rediscovering a masterpiece that was in danger of being lost, thanks to a community-supported restoration following a mobilization that began in 2024 after art historian Giacomo Montanari, now the Ligurian capital's culture alderman, reporte...
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In Genoa , theconservation intervention on the First Book of Ceremonies of the Palazzi dei Rolli, one of the most significant documents for the reconstruction of the public life and reception system of the city between the late 16th century and the f...
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A Lucrezia by Guido Reni of very high Genoese provenance, a fine product of the extreme phase of the Bolognese painter's career, has re-emerged from oblivion and has been purchased by the Ministry of Culture for the National Gallery of Liguria in Gen...
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A wide-ranging intervention for the Palazzo Reale museum in Genoa kicks off these days, with the start of work on the complete renovation of the lighting system. The initiative, financed with PNRR funds managed by the Ministry of Culture, aims to imp...
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Until March 1, 2026, the Falcone Theater of the Royal Palace in Genoa is hosting the exhibition San Giorgio. The Journey of a Knightly Saint from the East to Genoa, curated by Alessandra Guerrini and Luca Leoncini, Anna Manzitti, Gianluca Zanelli wit...
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Entitled Ottocento svelato. Tales of Collections and Museums in Nineteenth-Century Genoa, the articulated exhibition project that, in Genoa until March 29, 2026, aims to combine scientific research with museographic renewal, restoring centrality to ...
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