Patrons, collectors, philanthropists - Milan Through March 5, 2023.įrom the Medici to the Rothschilds. Created between 15, the works on display display depict the Annunciation and Incarnation, the Baptism of Christ, the Last Supper, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection, all fundamental themes of Christian iconography. The exhibition also delves into themes of Venetian painting in the second half of the 16th century through the genius of three artists, highlighting stylistic and cultural values, technical and philological influences, and references to iconography and religiosity. The masterpieces, from five different Venetian churches, are brought together for the first time here in an exhibition curated by Don Gianmatteo Caputo and Giovanni Carlo Federico Villa, which explores how Venetian color was placed at the service of a secret narrative. The Monumental Complex of San Francesco, a fully restored testament to medieval architecture classified as a national monument, houses five major altarpieces by masters of the Venetian Renaissance: Titian Vecellio Jacopo Robusti, better known as Tintoretto and Paolo Caliari, better known as il Veronese. The Colors of Faith in Venice: Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese - Cuneo These are special locations that overlook some of the most beautiful squares in Milan and Rome they possess gardens or emerge from within a library, guarding a priceless literary heritage - an opportunity for art multiplied and expanded. Then we’ll head to 18th and 20th-century palaces, and museum venues renovated and reinterpreted by prestigious architectural firms following the most current museographic criteria. In fact, this winter’s showcases take to a 16th-century residence, a monastic Lombard complex and medieval architecture that has been fully resorted and classified today as a national monument. The other shared element is an array of gorgeous exhibition spaces, sometimes little known, that deserve to be discovered or rediscovered, adding curiosity and surprise to the visit. The red thread uniting these events in January 2023 is not only the particularity of the masterpieces on display - frescoes from the Roman era, works by masters and painters, coming from the most relevant international museum collections and institutions brought together for the first time, works saved from the war and reaching us to reveal the value of art.
The exhibition calendar for the start of the year shifts its focus away from the contemporary to concentrate, in particular, on major exhibition projects in Italy involving some of the most important artists of the past, from the Renaissance to the 17th century and into the 20th century.
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