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A privileged visit to the laboratory where Caravaggio’s paintings were restored with Roma Experience
Last 1st of August we had the honor of being invited by Roma Experience to take part into the innovative “Restoring Caravaggio” tour in Rome, which allows visitors to get ... -
Rethinking the history of Rococo: the unique decoration of the chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena
There’s a church in Rome that is one of the evidences that some pages of art history bos should be rewritten. Near the Pantheon, the architectural decoration of the chiesa ... -
Art and blood of Caravaggio in Rome: a guided tour with Through Eternity
Last 25th of August we had the honor of being invited by Through Eternity, historical company designing cultural itineraries in Italian art cities, to take part in one of their ... -
Mysterious family tales at Palazzo Doria Pamphilj
Like Galleria Colonna, Galleria Doria Pamphilj is one of the few art collections in Rome displayed in their original location at Palazzo Pamphilj al Collegio Romano, now called Palazzo Doria ... -
Galleria Colonna: serene grandeur away from the hustle of piazza Venezia
The historic Palazzo Colonna near the central piazza Venezia, a noble palace still belonging to one of the most important families in the history of Rome, shields a rare princely ... -
Borromini’s revolutionary architecture at San Carlino, a jewel on the Quirinal Hill
Its small size and the nickname “San Carlino” shouldn’t mislead you: next to the busy crossroads of the Quattro Fontane and around 5 minutes walk from the Presidential residence on ... -
Gian Lorenzo Bernini and the newly restored Transverberation of Saint Teresa
Last 26th November, the newly restored “Transverberation of Saint Teresa”, one of the undisputed masterpieces of Baroque Rome by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, was revealed to the public. A proper visual ... -
A never built Trevi Fountain: the story behind its creative conception
Last 3rd November, the eyes of the whole world admired the tuneful and crystal clear water flowing again in the Trevi Fountain, finally glowing without fences on the occasion of ... -
The Obelisk of the Minerva and the allegory from a mysterious book of the Renaissance
Rome can boast the highest number of obelisks in the world. They’re eighteen in all and mostly started to adorn the capital of the Roman Empire since the times of ...
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