| Running
Exhibition from October 20th 2011 to January 22nd
2012
"Gli
Orientalisti. Incanti e scoperte nella pittura dell’Ottocento
italiano"
Running
Exhibition from August 6th to September 10th
2011
"Francesco
Visalli. Alternative Reality"
Running
Exhibition from May 31st to June 26th
2011
"Goodbye
BURMA - A trip to Birmania"
Running
Exhibition from February 16th to April 10th 201
"Karl
Lagerfeld. Percorso di lavoro"
RUNNING
EXHIBITION from October 14th 2010 and January 31st 2011
"I
GRANDI VENETI da PISANELLO a TIZIANO da TINTORETTO a TIEPOLO"
Running
Exhibition from April 24th to July 11th
2010
"GIACOMO
FAVRETTO - Venezia fascino e seduzione"
Running
Exhibition from Novembre 14th 2009 to March 14th 2010
"Boldini
e gli italiani a Parigi"
Running
Exhibition from October 24th to May 3rd 2009
"Giulio
Cesare. The man, the exploits, the myth"
via della Pace, ROMA
Running
Exhibition till February 3rd 2008
"I
Macchiaioli. Sentiment of truth"
via della Pace, ROMA
This
is a show of over 100 works dedicated to the Macchiaioli - a group
of 19th-century Florentine and Neopolitan painters who reacted
against the rule-bound Italian academies of art and looked to
nature for instruction. The Macchiaioli felt that patches (Italian:
macchia) of colour were the most significant aspect of painting
and the only means man had of entering into contact with reality.
The Chiostro del Bramante hosts this collection of rarely exhibited
works by the fathers of Impressionism.
Running
Exhibition till May 6th 2007
"Annibale
Carracci "
via della Pace, ROMA
Running
Exhibition till January 7th 2006
"Andy
Warhol. Repent and don't sin anymore!"
Running
Exhibition till June 5th 2005
"RENATO
GUTTUSO"
via della Pace, ROMA
Running
Exhibition from November 11th 2004 to February 27th 2005
"The
italian impressionist Giuseppe de Nittis"
PALAZZO VENEZIA, ROMA
It
has been opened in Rome at the Chiostro del Bramante an anthologic
and retrospective exhibition dedicated to Giuseppe de Nittis.
It has been chosen for this exhibition the most important works
among the whole production of this artist (180 paintings and about
25 woks on paper) and also some unknowns De Nittis has been defined
from critics "Southerner in the South, French in Paris and Londoner
in London" and today he represents one of the most important step
in picture during the nineteenth century in Italy. Already in
1877 Henry Houssaye considered de Nittis "the chief or the master
of the new school of the painters who painted en plain air. He
has spirit, colour, a real knowledge of the line perspective and
the gift of the air perspective". The exhibition opens with the
"Self-portrait" (1833), which wants to be an invitation to enter
in his house as in his work, and goes developed in nine sections,
elaborating a complete and exhaustive journey of his activity.
The titles of the sections often come from expressions caught
from the painter's note book or from some definitions made by
his friends as Edmondo De Goncourt or Jules Clarétie. While in
France the impressionists paint the life en plain air and that
of ville lumière, de Nittis keeps out to date himself and his
training by travelling and noting on different note-books his
impressions about landscapes, cities and weather. In exhibition
indeed, there are his studies about Nature, done during his numerous
stays in Napoli, his concrete esearches about the representation
of the light, the paintings dedicated to the Vesuvio, which portray
the famous eruption in 1872, the trains at the carriages, the
crossing of the English channel to join London with the new Steamboat,
and, at least, the drawing room's society life and the feminine
beauty. The main part of the exhibition comes from the Local Museum
Art Gallery G. de Nittis in Barletta, which has the donation of
the artist's works by his wife Léontine. Really important loans
come from the Cimac in Milan, from the Museum Revoltella in Trieste,
from the Ricci Oddi Gallery in Piacenza, from the Carnavalet Museum
in Paris and from many Italian and foreign private collections. |
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