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It's raining at the museum
If much remains to be done on the front of the enhancement and fruition of the Messina museum, the first emergency is undoubtedly the structural one. For decades the museu...
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It is the largest museum in the South, the MuMe, Museo Regionale Interdisciplinare di Messina, with its 17,000 square meters compared to Capodimonte's 15,000 square meters. Along with its size, another strength compared to other large southern muse...
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At the Visconti Castle in Pavia, the exhibition Beyond the Gaze is on view until March 29, 2020. Faces and Portraits in Italian Painting between the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries. Antonello da Messina Returns to Pavia.
The Ritratto d'uomo Malasp...
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One of the first contributions we come across while scrolling through the catalog of the exhibition Antonello da Messina, on view at the Palazzo Reale in Milan until next June 2, is a paper by Roberto Alajmo, who, as is well known, is a writer an...
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From February 21 to June 2, 2019, Palazzo Reale in Milan is hosting Antonello da Messina, a monographic exhibition dedicated to one of the greatest painters of the Renaissance, Antonello da Messina (Messina, 1430 - 1479): in the halls of the Milanese...
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The 2019 exhibition program was presented today in Milan, with some anticipation of 2020. In the conference room of the Palazzo Reale (which, as usual, will be the centerpiece of Milan's exhibition program), Mayor Giuseppe Sala and Culture Councillor...
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In the exhibition spaces of the Ursino Castle in Catania, where the exhibition"From Giotto to de Chirico - Hidden Treasures " curated by Vittorio Sgarbi is underway until May 20, 2018, Antonello da Messina's Tavola Bifronte will be on display from to...
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A girlish face, with an olive complexion and refined features of a purity difficult to find in other works of art. The deep black eyes, which, with a slightly downward gaze, communicate hesitation, lingering, shyness, perhaps even a little discomfort...
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