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Gallerie d'Italia: photography, the Napoleonic age and women in Spanish Naples in upcoming exhibitions

Gallerie d'Italia: photography, the Napoleonic age and women in Spanish Naples in upcoming exhibitions

Intesa Sanpaolo, which recorded 420,000 visitors to its four Gallerie d'Italia museum venues in Milan, Naples, Turin and Vicenza in the first half of 2025, announces a fall season full of exhibition events as part of Progetto Cultura, the multi-year ...
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Gricci's Pieta, a precious piece of the history of the Royal Porcelain Factory, returns to Capodimonte

Gricci's Pieta, a precious piece of the history of the Royal Porcelain Factory, returns to Capodimonte

A precious piece of Capodimonte's historical identity is returning to enrich the narrative of the Royal Porcelain Factory, founded by Charles of Bourbon in 1743. It is the Pieta by Giuseppe Gricci, the official modeler of the sovereign: a terracotta ...
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Tiziana D'Angelo is the new deputy director of the Royal Palace of Naples

Tiziana D'Angelo is the new deputy director of the Royal Palace of Naples

Tiziana D'Angelo has been appointed deputy director of the Royal Palace in Naples, succeeding Paola Ricciardi who left the post to take over as head of the Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio for the Naples Metropolitan Area. D'Angelo ...
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Naples, the most talked-about work of recent years arrives: the Ecce Homo attributed to Caravaggio

Naples, the most talked-about work of recent years arrives: the Ecce Homo attributed to Caravaggio

From July 24 to Nov. 2, 2025, the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte is hosting an exhibition of special significance: Capodimonte Doppio Caravaggio, which brings to Naples Ecce Homo, recently attributed to Caravaggio and now housed at the Prado Museu...
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Naples, new artwork with young woman covering her mouth with her hands causes discussion

Naples, new artwork with young woman covering her mouth with her hands causes discussion

After Michelangelo Pistoletto's monumental version of Venus of Rags, which was set on fire a few days after its installation and then reinstalled at the artist's expense, and after Gaetano Pesce's work Tu si 'na cosa grande, which stirred up a great ...
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Naples, Princes' Garden at Capodimonte reopens: restoration restores a botanical monument

Naples, Princes' Garden at Capodimonte reopens: restoration restores a botanical monument

June 4 marked the reopening to the public of the Princes' Garden, one of the most significant and valuable areas of the Real Bosco di Capodimonte in Naples, spread over 134 hectares of historic parkland. The official opening took place in the presenc...
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Naples, forced to evict Diocesan Museum: here's why

Naples, forced to evict Diocesan Museum: here's why

Closed for eviction the Diocesan Museum of Naples: the incredible affair is unfolding these days in the Campania capital around the Donnaregina Nuova church, where the institute is located, which belongs to the Ministry of the Interior, has just been...
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Throne of the Royal Palace of Naples restored. Great discovery: it is not Bourbon, but Savoyan

Throne of the Royal Palace of Naples restored. Great discovery: it is not Bourbon, but Savoyan

The throne in the Royal Palace of Naples, hitherto considered a Bourbon-era work dating from 1845-1850, was actually commissioned by the Savoy family and liquidated in 1874. This discovery postpones its dating by 30 years and, more importantly, radic...
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