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Home›Posts Tagged "Modern Rome"

Tag: Modern Rome

  • Manodori Sagredo collection

    Historical photos of Rome from Manodori Sagredo photographic collection

    MuseumWeek
    18 May 2019
    by Milestone Rome
    On the sixth day of “Museum Week 2019” dedicated to photography, we’d like to explore the photographic collection of Manodori Sagredo archive, begun by Alberto Manodori (1866-1953) and increased by ...
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  • Giulio Turcato, Portrait of Palma Bucarelli, 1944, Rome, Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna

    Palma Bucarelli, daring icon of Italian art

    MuseumWeek
    13 May 2019
    by Milestone Rome
    To celebrate the first day of the Museum Week sixth edition, we dedicate today’s theme on “Women in Culture” to Palma Bucarelli, a revolutionary figure of Italian art critic, historian ...
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  • Crouching Boy, attributed to Michelangelo Buonarroti, ca. 1530-1534, marble, height: 54,0 cm, entered the Hermitage in 1851; transferred from the Academy of Fine Arts, Inventory Number: Н.ск-154, Saint Petersburg, The State Hermitage Museum. On view in Rome, at Fondazione Alda Fendi - Esperimenti, 14 December 2018 - 10 March 2019

    Unprecedented exhibition of the Crouching Boy attributed to Michelangelo in Rome from the Hermitage Museum

    Exhibitions
    10 March 2019
    by Milestone Rome
    Today is the closing of a special exhibition in Rome which has featured since last December 14, 2018 a sculpture attributed to Michelangelo Buonarroti, the Crouching Boy, extraordinarily lent by ...
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  • Donato di Niccolò di Betto (Donatello), San Lorenzo, terracotta bust (62 x 47 x 74.5) cm, c. 1440, Kathleen Onorato Peter Silverman collection

    Donatello's sculpture exceptionally on view at Palazzo Venezia

    Exhibitions
    21 December 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    Since July 12, 2018 and until April 28, 2019 a terracotta bust attributed to Early Renaissance master Donatello, usually housed in a private collection, is exceptionally on view at the ...
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  • The set-up of the Sleeping Ariadne for “Winckelmann. Capolavori diffusi nei Musei Vaticani” exhibition at the Vatican Museums

    Winckelmann. Masterpieces throughout the Vatican Museums

    Exhibitions
    16 November 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    On the 8th of November we had the honor to attend the inauguration of the exhibition “Winckelmann. Capolavori diffusi nei Musei Vaticani”, disclosing the fascinating path designed throughout the Vatican ...
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  • Restorer Valeria carrying out a proof to remove the yellowish aged varnish from a painting surface at the restoration laboratory, Rome

    A privileged visit to the laboratory where Caravaggio’s paintings were restored with Roma Experience

    Project news
    5 August 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    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 ...
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  • Museum Week 2018 - Women in Rome art history by Milestone Rome

    Five heroines in Rome art history for #womenMW

    MuseumWeek
    23 April 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    Today the "Museum Week 2018" starts, calling all the museums and the cultural institutions on the social stage to their collection and engage people around important topics and d ...
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  • Felice Giani (1758-1823), Altare patrio a piazza San Pietro per la Festa della Federazione

    Quatremère de Quincy's letter to defend Roman cultural heritage

    Literary Rome
    28 December 2017
    by Milestone Rome
    More than 200 years ago, in the heat of French Revolution, the art theorist Antoine-Chrysostome Quatremère de Quincy wrote an enlightened letter probably addressed to military leader Francisco de Miranda, in ...
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  • Old books on the wooden shelves at the Biblioteca Angelica, Rome

    Biblioteca Angelica, the earliest public library in modern Rome

    Libraries
    14 November 2016
    by Milestone Rome
    Behind the popular piazza Navona, there’s a hidden place in Rome where the smell of the past still reigns and the noisy strides of history become gentle and slow. One ...
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  • Rethinking the history of Rococo: the unique decoration of the chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena

    Art focus
    24 October 2016
    by Milestone Rome
    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 ...
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