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The Etruscans in comics: a journey into reinterpretations of an enigmatic civilization

The Etruscans in comics: a journey into reinterpretations of an enigmatic civilization

When in 1985 the Region of Tuscany dedicated an entire year to the promotion of Etruscan civilization, the project that developed took on a pioneering role in defining new ways of disseminating historical and archaeological heritage. TheYear of the E...
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Villa Gregoriana, new technologies and accessibility for FAI-managed park in Tivoli

Villa Gregoriana, new technologies and accessibility for FAI-managed park in Tivoli

In Tivoli, Villa Gregoriana continues its path of protection and enhancement thanks to a series of interventions that combine technology, sustainability, security and accessibility. In fact, the latest works dedicated to the conservation and manageme...
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Caravaggio, The Taking of Christ will be permanently displayed in Ariccia: five-year agreement

Caravaggio, The Taking of Christ will be permanently displayed in Ariccia: five-year agreement

After a series of exhibitions that attracted more than a hundred thousand visitors between 2023 and 2024, the Taking of Christ formerly in the Ruffo Collection, a work attributed to Caravaggio, returns to Ariccia, where it was already exhibited at th...
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Civitavecchia, the Taurine Baths become part of the Regional Directorate National Museums Lazio

Civitavecchia, the Taurine Baths become part of the Regional Directorate National Museums Lazio

The Taurine Baths become part of the Lazio National Museums Regional Directorate. Located north of Civitavecchia, this extraordinary archaeological complex is one of the most fascinating examples of thermal architecture of antiquity. Frequented since...
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Sant'Antonio dei Portoghesi in Rome: din of colored marbles and images of death

Sant'Antonio dei Portoghesi in Rome: din of colored marbles and images of death

There is a work by Canova among the colored marbles of the church of Sant'Antonio dei Portoghesi in Rome. It is certainly not counted among his masterpieces, much less listed among his best-known works, and most do not even know of its existence. The...
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Rome, the Salone di Pietro da Cortona refurbished at Palazzo Barberini

Rome, the Salone di Pietro da Cortona refurbished at Palazzo Barberini

In Rome, the Gallerie Nazionali di Arte Antica (National Galleries of Ancient Art) present the refurbishment of the Salone Pietro da Cortona in Palazzo Barberini: this majestic space, one of the most representative symbols of the Roman Baroque, reope...
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The little rooms of St. Ignatius in Rome: the perspective games of Andrea Pozzo as a requirement of faith

The little rooms of St. Ignatius in Rome: the perspective games of Andrea Pozzo as a requirement of faith

St. Ignatius lived here. In the quiet of four rooms, four "little rooms" as everyone now calls them, in a little palace that he and his companions had built to give a first home to the Society of Jesus, after Pope Paul III, it was Sept. 27, 1540, app...
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The Farnese Palace in Caprarola, a masterpiece of Italian Mannerism

The Farnese Palace in Caprarola, a masterpiece of Italian Mannerism

In Caprarola, a small village in Tuscia in the province of Viterbo, surrounded by the Cimini Mountains, is Palazzo Farnese, one of the most extraordinary residences built in Italy in the 16th century. It is undoubtedly one of the most brilliant jewel...
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