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Madonna del Parto: history, meaning, and how to see it in Monterchi
Mostre

Madonna del Parto: history, meaning, and how to see it in Monterchi

Mostre a Venezia 2026: le esposizioni da non perdere

Updated in 2026 · Artsupp editorial team

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The Resurrection of Christ by Titian

The Resurrection of Christ by Titian

The Resurrection of Christ by Titian is a work created by the Venetian painter between 1542 and 1544 and is still preserved at the National Gallery of the Marche. The Resurrection of Christ by Titian was part of a processional banner commissioned to Titian by the Confraternity of Corpus Domini of Urbino. Also included in …

2 May 2023
Venus in Turin , Botticelli at Musei Reali
Turin

Venus in Turin , Botticelli at Musei Reali

TheMusei Reali in Turino within the collections of the Galleria Sabauda,one of the Venus attributed to Sandro Botticelli. Not considering the most famous Venus in the Uffizi Museum in Florence, it is in fact believed that only three others were born from the hand of Botticelli or his workshop: the Berlin Venus, one in a …

7 March 2023
La Vecchia di Giorgione: iconography and meaning
Venice

La Vecchia di Giorgione: iconography and meaning

La Vecchia by Giorgione is a large oil painting on canvas, created between 1508 and 1510 and now kept in the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice. It represents the portrait of an old woman with a face marked by the years, dressed in sober clothes and adorned with a white veil. The painting is one of …

23 February 2023
Giorgione’s Storm at the Venice’s Accademia
Venice

Giorgione’s Storm at the Venice’s Accademia

The Storm is an artwork by Giorgione, presumably made between 1500 and 1510, according to most scholars it could date from the years 1502-1503. The canvas is located today at theGallerie dell’Accademia in Venice. The Storm is perhaps one of the most mysterious artworks of the Venetian painter who, still today, stands out for having …

17 February 2023
Bosch and Another Renaissance, the Exhibition in Milan
Milan

Bosch and Another Renaissance, the Exhibition in Milan

Until spring, there are many exhibitions to visit among those scheduled in Milan for 2023. Milan offers a rich cultural program, featuring contemporary art exhibitions, modern art, as well as photography exhibitions. Today we take you to Palazzo Reale where, until March 12, 2023, there is the exhibition “Bosch and another Renaissance.“ If you want to …

7 February 2023
Raphael in Sonosfera®

Raphael in Sonosfera®

The Sonosfera® in Pesaro presents an innovative program dedicated to Raphael! The Sonosfera®, one of the most innovative jewels of the cultural heritage of Pesaro UNESCO Creative City of Music, continues to amaze and fascinate the public. In addition to the already visible program Fragments of Extinction in the Climate Clock, about the endangered sound …

13 January 2022
Why was Michelangelo born in Caprese? Now the castle responds

Why was Michelangelo born in Caprese? Now the castle responds

Caprese is a medieval castle located between the Tiber and Arno rivers, perched atop a rocky spur. Since 1385, it has been part of the territory that was first Florentine and then Tuscan.In the government palace overlooking the castle square, in the rooms reserved for the residence of the Podestà, on March 6, 1475, a …

5 March 2021
The Ideal City

The Ideal City

How many of us, opening a history book to the chapter dedicated to the Renaissance, have come across the work we will discuss today? Alongside The Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci, Ideal City is by definition the symbol, if not even the iconography, of the Italian Renaissance. The Ideal City, Utopia of the Renaissance …

11 September 2019
The Most Beautiful Hand I Know of Art

The Most Beautiful Hand I Know of Art

The work of the painter from Messina, among his most famous, is the crowning jewel of the collections at the Galleria Regionale della Sicilia – Palazzo Abatellis in Palermo. This work, besides being breathtakingly beautiful, is famous for its extremely original representation; a true break from the classic iconography of the Annunciation.   Antonello da …

4 September 2019

How to choose which exhibitions to see

The Italian and international exhibition calendar is constantly changing. With solo shows devoted to the masters of modern and contemporary art, historical retrospectives in museum palaces and international events, finding your way requires a careful, verified selection.

The Artsupp editorial team curates this collection with opening and closing dates, venues and official links to book tickets, making visits easier for residents and for anyone planning an art weekend.

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