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Born in 1876 in Romania and naturalized French citizen, Constantin Brancusi is considered one of the greatest sculptors of the 20th century, the father of modern sculpture.
Over 140 works, from prestigious national and international institutions, absolute masterpieces of one of the most important art collections of th
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More than twenty years after the last exhibition in Rome, the art of the famous Norwegian painter, one of the major exponents of the 20th century, is the protagonist of a prestigious monographic ex
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The Museum of Rome in Trastevere hosts the exhibition The Poet's Tree.
Two artists and two seemingly distant personalities confront each other: the extraordinary world of Andy Warhol, the world's most photographed, fa
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The first major monographic exhibition on Franco Fontana awaits you with over 200 photographs to narrate the universe of the photographer from Modena, who marked t
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The Museo Nazionale Romano in Palazzo Altemps hosts a prestigious exhibiti
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The ground floor rooms of Palazzo dei Conservatori at the Capitoline Museums host a selection
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Among the leading figures in contemporary sculpture, Tony Cragg is known for experimenting since the 1970s with the search for surprising forms and the use of novel techniq
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“La signora degli arazzi - Lady of the Tapestries” is the nickname given to Niki Berlinguer, stage name of Corinna Adelaide Augusta Fidelia.
The Museum of Rome Palazzo Braschi hosts the exhibition Painter Rome.
Te yunait haiwit a te mu uwa, nita teyunait yaxeik a te kwate hau hu
We all live under the same sky, but no one sees the same horizon
The Museum of Rome Palazzo Braschi hosts in its rooms, visible to the public for the firs
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The Capo di Bove Complex, on the fourth mile of the
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Housed in the garden of Villa Caffarelli in the Capitoline Museums, you can a
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The exhibition at the Galleria d'Arte Moderna in Rome, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture - Ce
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The exhibition in the rooms of Palazzo Clementino at the Capitoline Museums presents
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