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Finestre sull'Arte videos
I Fasti di Elisabetta Farnese. Ritratto di una regina - Videopillola 2
Il matrimonio tra Elisabetta Farnese e Filippo V di Spagna fu un bel traguardo per la famiglia Farnese. Nella seconda puntata della mini-serie a cura di Finestre sull'Arte ed Electa, lo storico dell'arte Jacopo Veneziani racconta i Fasti dipinti da Ilario Spolverini su commissione del padre della sposa: tele celebrative che seguono tutte le fasi della cerimonia, oggi divise tra Piacenza, Parma e Caserta e riunite nel 2024 per la mostra a Palazzo Farnese.
AMART 2026: From the 14th Century to Marino Marini—A Look at Milan’s Antiques Scene. The Report (with Prices)
How has Artissima changed? Here's what ten years of gallery data really reveal
Artissima 2026 Seeks Tranquility and Pleasure. The Report (with Prices)
A painting by Giorgio Vasari has resurfaced; it depicts the Carrying of Christ to the Tomb
In France, an anonymous donor contributed 6 million euros to save the library at the Château de Chantilly
Artissima: Luigi Fassi Confirmed as Director Through 2030—Selected from Among 28 Candidates
In Rome, a former barracks is becoming a home for historic Italian films
A Georgia O’Keeffe painting that had been hidden away for decades has been rediscovered: it was in a woman’s closet in New York
Gianni Asdrubali: “I’ve never painted a picture; I’ve created a space”
From the war in Iran to the exhibition in Luxembourg: The Journey of Atefeh Majidi Nezhad and Her Columns
Contemporary art is still accessible to everyone: Daniele Galliano speaks out
When Ghosts and Monsters Made Their Way into Dutch Art. An Interview with Tania De Nile
In Parma, twelve female artists are transforming a historic tower into a video-mapping installation about AI
Segantini and Kiefer: The Mountains Become a Reflection on Desire and Memory
Marina Abramović brings her digital performances to the LED wall at Palazzo Citterio
Christina of Sweden, the Unconventional Queen Who Chose Rome: A Major Exhibition Marking the 400th Anniversary of Her Birth
Scripta Award for Young Art Critics: Nominations Open Through November 19
The Sistine Chapel Becomes a Sticker Album: The Seventh Artonauti Collection Is Here
The history of Liguria becomes a collection of stickers: three albums featuring Genoa, Savona, and Tigullio
Medicea Reborn: The Journal of Medici Studies Is Now Online with a New Digital Series
The original draft of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech was found in a drawer: it will be sold by Christie's
A friend of Andy Warhol and a discerning collector: 70 pieces of jewelry by Pauline Karpidas at Sotheby’s. Estimate: $10 million
Giorgio Vasari: A Rediscovered Painting Sold at Auction for 588,800 euros—More Than Double the Estimate
Christie’s: One of Klimt’s Most Beautiful Landscapes Is Up for Auction; Estimated at Up to $80 Million
The Venus de Milo, Michelangelo, and Picasso: What to Watch on TV from November 8 to 14
Renoir's 19th-century Paris is a video game: The Case of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
Art on TV from October 25 to 31: Picasso, the Etruscans, and Lucca Comics & Games
Movies in Italy: On average, each person watches 91 movies a year
Aldo Cazzullo, A Renaissance of Polystyrene: History Becomes an Accessible Story
The Fantastical Visions of Gustave Doré: A Book Entirely Devoted to His Work
A Side of Testori Never Seen Before: A Book Featuring His Dialogue with Longhi That Reveals a Workshop in Art Criticism
"Rivers of words" on art: review of The New Art Literature by Levi and Mazzaferro
Why the Met in New York Wants to Turn Jeans, Down Jackets, and Everyday Clothes into Museum Pieces
She creates dinosaurs so lifelike they seem to come to life, and she dreams of opening a museum: the world of Mariaelena Mariotti
Urbino: Two Young Artisans Create Wooden Polyhedrons Inspired by the Renaissance
Dario Fo and the Pascucci Printing House: The Exhibition in Gambettola, Featuring Previously Unseen Works, Celebrates His Friendship with the Nobel Laureate
An ancient underground tomb has reopened in Catania: five burial chambers three meters below the city
Christina of Sweden, the Unconventional Queen Who Chose Rome: A Major Exhibition Marking the 400th Anniversary of Her Birth
Michelangelo painted with a multi-bristled brush shaped like a comb: the discovery in the Sistine Chapel
Two works attributed to Caravaggio in 24 hours! Terzaghi proposes *The Young Man with a Vase of Roses*, Papi a portrait
Van Gogh painted these chestnut trees two months before his death. They are now worth $180 million.
Segantini and Kiefer: The Mountains Become a Reflection on Desire and Memory
Previati’s *Via Crucis* Returns to Milan: To Mark Its 25th Anniversary, the Diocesan Museum Opens a Gallery Featuring the Fresco Cycle
From Monet to Van Gogh, via Fattori and Previati: an exhibition in Ferrara exploring the dialogue between Europeans and Italians
