Among the many outstanding works of art preserved in the Florentine church called “della Santissima Annunziata” a place of honour...
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Pietro Consagra, an artist no less important than Lucio Fontana, Alberto Burri or Fausto Melotti for Post War World II...
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The first comprehensive retrospective exhibition dedicated to Renaissance artist Carlo Portelli opened a few days before Christmas in Florence, at...
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After an extremely long restoration process, mainly due to economic problems and bureaucracy, the rarefied Last Supper painted by Domenico...
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Violence, murders, slaughters of innocent people, but also monuments and works of art, especially in Palmira, destroyed by human hands,...
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It is a moment of international glory for Andrea del Sarto (1486-1530), important Italian Renaissance painter, master of renown artists...
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A naked young man in perfect shape (Bacchus) stares at a glowing almost naked woman whose head is expressing a...
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The Family of the Infante Don Luis (1783-84), a core work in Goya’s production currently on show at the National...
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This afternoon, at Moretti Fine Arts in New York, the lost wooden Spiritello that experts have recently attributed to Donatello...
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In 1977 Aurelio Amendola is a 30-year-old photographer fond of portraying artists. He has already captured Marino Marini and Giorgio...
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Not far from Rome, just half an hour by car, in the Comune of Guidonia Montecelio, there is a elegant...
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Copying styles or interpreting themes coming from Ancient Greece has been the business of countless artists for the last...
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With a meaningful “Welcome home, Jheronimus!”, the Jheronimus Bosch 500 Foundation (JB500) announces the return of a large part of...
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Do images demand their own destruction? Here is what Bruce Chatwin and Kaspar Utz has to tell us about art...
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Almost unknown to Italian art historians, despite he was born near Salerno – precisely in Giffoni Valle Piana –, Eliseo...
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It is recent news that Qatar intends to reconvert an enormous flour mill on the waterfront of Doha Bay into...
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Until some weeks ago, when aspiring art historian Federico Giani had the opportunity to scrutinise the documents preserved in the...
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At the moment there is no definition for that kind of three-dimension artworks conceived to directly involve architecture or,...
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Today more than ever art fairs are the ultimate celebration of the art market and dealers. In the occasion...
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There is always a morbid pleasure in speculating about the reasons why an artist made a particular decision in...
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