How to book tickets Fortuny Museum and what to see

Mariano Fortuny | Museo Venezia

Fortuny Venezia @Fotografie di Massimo Listri

HOW TO BOOK TICKETS FORTUNY MUSEUM AND WHAT TO SEE

Booking Fortuny Museum Tickets is the first thing to do if you want to discover one of the most fascinating places in Venice.
By purchasing tickets for the Fortuny Museum in advance, you can walk through the rooms where Mariano and his wife created the most famous and important clothes and furnishings of the 20th century.

Here, then, is all the information you need to book Fortuny Museum tickets.

Fortuny Museum Tickets

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The works of the Fortuny Museum, an artist’s home

Museo Fortuny | Venezia

Fortuny Venezia @Fotografie di Massimo Listri

THE WORKS OF THE FORTUNY MUSEUM, THE HOME OF A BRILLIANT ARTIST

What are the works in the Fortuny Museum and why should you visit this Venetian museum at least once in your life?
The gothic Venetian palace that was the home but also the workshop of Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo (Granada 1871, Venice 1949) and his wife Henriette Nigrin, was one of the focal points of intellectuals in the early 20th century.

In cosmopolitan and industrious Venice, it was almost a must for the refined elite of the time to visit Mariano Fortuny and his wife, and it is now important to visit these rooms to discover the importance of his creative work in the culture of the early 20th century.

The works of the Fortuny Museum

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The Chaos Within. An exhibition on Frida Kahlo in Turin

Frida Kahlo | Leo Matiz

CHAOS WITHIN. AN EXHIBITION ON FRIDA KAHLO IN TURIN

To understand Frida Kahlo it is necessary to enter her world, and an exhibition in Turin allows us to get to know the kaleidoscope of cultural and political fragments, of family roots (her mother of Spanish and Amerindian origins and her German father, the photographer Guillermo Kahlo Kaufmann, who was naturalised Mexican), of sufferings from illness and then from the serious accident that immobilised her when she was 18 in bed and from miscarriages, but also of love and passion, such as that for the Mexican artist and unfaithful husband Diego Rivera, as well as for other charismatic men, such as the Bolshevik revolutionary Lev Trockij.

Frida Kahlo exhibition in Turin

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An exhibition on van Gogh in Rome

van Gogh | mostra Roma

AN EXHIBITION ON VAN GOGH IN ROME

In Rome, at the Palazzo Bonaparte, an exhibition dedicated to the world’s most famous and beloved artist: VAN GOGH.
An exhibition itinerary that through an exceptional loan of no less than 50 works, all from the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo, recounts his human and artistic story.

The exhibition in Rome reconstructs van Gogh’s human and artistic life and celebrates his works through a chronological itinerary. In this post you will find information on how to visit the exhibition.
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Life of Escher, the artist of impossible universes

Escher | Giorno e notte

Maurits Cornelis Escher, Giorno e notte, 1938. Xilografia, 39,1×67,7 cm. 7 Collezione Maurits, Bolzano. All M.C. Escher works © 2022 The M.C. Escher. Company. All rights reserved

LIFE OF ESCHER, ARTIST OF IMPOSSIBLE UNIVERSES

Escher’s life has been as fascinating as his visionary works.
His impossible universes, made of optical illusions and real but seemingly virtual landscapes, have influenced the modern imagination and are still a source of inspiration for contemporary creatives.

Escher was born and died in Holland but for many years he lived in Rome and there are many exhibitions dedicated to his work (the last one in Florence).
Curious about everything, a brilliant experimenter and a unique artist in the artistic panorama of the 20th century, Escher is the creator of impossible and fantastic worlds that have anticipated the cinematic tales of our times.

Escher Life

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