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Artemisia Gentileschi’s *The Annunciation* is the Masterpiece for Milan 2026

Artemisia Gentileschi’s *The Annunciation* is the Masterpiece for Milan 2026

Artemisia Gentileschi’s*Annunciation*, on loan from the Capodimonte Museum and Royal Park, will be the Masterpiece for Milan 2026. The work will be on view at the Carlo Maria Martini Diocesan Museum in Milan from October 27, 2026, to January 31, 2027...
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Claudio Ridolfi: An Exhibition Becomes a Research Lab

Claudio Ridolfi: An Exhibition Becomes a Research Lab

For over thirty years, the catalog of Claudio Ridolfi’s works in the Marche region has remained essentially unchanged. Today, however, an exhibition in Corinaldo compels us to reevaluate attributions, contexts, and even the role that the Verone...
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Spain: A painting by Diego Velázquez has been discovered—it is a portrait of the Count-Duke of Olivares

Spain: A painting by Diego Velázquez has been discovered—it is a portrait of the Count-Duke of Olivares

A previously unknown work by Diego Velázquez (Seville, 1599 – Madrid, 1660), one of the most important artists of the Spanish 17th century, has been discovered in Spain . The discovery was announced by art historian Salvador Salort-Pons...
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Caravaggio in the Feluca. An Overlooked but Exquisite "San Giovannino"

Caravaggio in the Feluca. An Overlooked but Exquisite "San Giovannino"

These days, it seems that the public’s interest in Caravaggio tends to overshadow that directed at every other genius of painting, driven by the constant stream of solo exhibitions popping up just about everywhere, the endless films and documen...
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Rembrandt Rediscovered: A Masterpiece by the Young Master, Featuring a Self-Portrait, to Be Auctioned in London

Rembrandt Rediscovered: A Masterpiece by the Young Master, Featuring a Self-Portrait, to Be Auctioned in London

A painting by Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Leiden, 1606 – Amsterdam, 1669) that has remained in the shadows for nearly four centuries is about to make its triumphant debut on the international art market. On July 1, Sotheby’s will offer for ...
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Vermeer's "Woman in Blue" Arrives in Rome Following the Exhibition in Turin

Vermeer's "Woman in Blue" Arrives in Rome Following the Exhibition in Turin

The Italian tour of *The Woman in Blue*, one of the most famous paintings by Johannes Vermeer (Delft, 1632–1675)—part of the Rijksmuseum’s collection in Amsterdam and considered one of the finest examples of 17th-century Dutch painting—co...
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Naples Beyond Caravaggio: Giuseppe De Vito’s Dream—What the Exhibition in Forte dei Marmi Is Like

Naples Beyond Caravaggio: Giuseppe De Vito’s Dream—What the Exhibition in Forte dei Marmi Is Like

Giuseppe De Vito gave substance to the most rigorously mathematical aspect of art collecting, and the foundation that bears his surname has, for several years now, been appropriately and devotedly carrying on his tireless, passionate project to reviv...
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Guercino at Casa Pannini: Rural Views of 17th-Century Emilia

Guercino at Casa Pannini: Rural Views of 17th-Century Emilia

The landscapes of his homeland would always remain etched in Guercino’s mind: the woods along the banks of the Rhine, the countryside around his hometown of Cento, and the dusty roads that cut through this stretch of the Po Valley halfway betwe...
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