This is the section dedicated to art cities and to everything you can do and see in Rovigo.
My aim is to help you to plan your next trip, in order to simplify your search for information.
All you have to do is click on your next destination to read all my suggestions.
The European Secession: the wave of modernity
23 settembre 2017 – 21 gennaio 2018 (Palazzo Roverella)
The Salvator Mundi attributed to Leonardo da Vinci was sold at auction by Christie’s on November 15th 2017 for $ 450.3 million.
This is a world auction record: by far, this is the most expensive work ever sold at auction, and its new and very rich owner is obviously mysterious.
The Salvator Mundi has a complicated story I’ll tell you in this post and that will make you understand why so many people wanted it so much that the price starting at $ 75 million went up!
Before entering the Muvig I had never visited a virtual museum.
I’ll be frank: the idea of entering a virtual museum had never appealed to me, because I always thought that a museum should house real works and not reproductions.
I changed my mind after visiting the Muvig, the Museo Virtuale del Garofalo (the Virtual Museum of Garofalo) located few kilometers from Rovigo, and which is dedicated to the Renaissance painter Benvenuto Tisi, known as “Garofalo”.
READ ALSO: Palazzo Roverella, Rovigo and its marvels.
That’s why I liked this virtual museum and why I recommend it to you.
Allestimento mostra Toulouse Lautrec a Milano. Foto di Stefano Bonomelli.
To know who Toulouse-Lautrec was Italy hosts one of the most complete monographic exhibitions ever displayed in Italy.
The artist who more than others was able to modernize the art of the late 19th century, is celebrated with an exhibition which is on view until February 18th 2018 at Palazzo Reale in Milan.
I visited the exhibition and in this post you’ll find 4 works to see to really know this artist.
READ ALSO: Things to see in Milan.
According to Picasso Guernica was the town that more than others had suffered the horrors of war.
This is the reason why Guernica became the subject of his most important masterpiece and the most representative work of the 20th century.
In this post you’ll find 5 things to know about Guernica.
READ ALSO: Pablo Picasso: 5 things to know.
