Minute Visioni

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25/06/2016 - 24/09/2017
Museo Napoleonico

The Napoleonic Museum dedicate the exhibition “Minute Visione” dedicated to the roman micro-mosaics of the XVIII and XIX century from the collection of Ars Antiqua Savelli, one of the most important collection of the micro-mosics in international setting.

The micro-mosaic is a typical roman technique. It reached its peak at the end of the XVIII and the half of the next century when it production was destined to the foreigners traveler of the Grand Tour.

The art shops and the art studio were located between Piazza del Popolo and Piazza di Spagna and in there worked a lot of important Art Masters of this technique, such as Giacomo Raffaelli, Antonio Aguatti, Clemente Ciuli, Luigi Moglia, Gioacchino e Michelangelo Barberi, Guglielmo Chibel.

In the exhibition are shown about hundred objects that show the evolution of the micro-mosaic through the topics of the age: roman views, Grand Tour landscape, animals and nature.

For the exhibition are scheduled meetings with an artisan specialized in micro-mosaics who will explain the secrets of this ancient technique.

Information

Place
Museo Napoleonico
Opening hours

From Tuesday to Sunday  h10 - 18
24 and 31 December h10  - 14
Ticket-office close half hour before
Days closed: Monday, 25 December

Please Note: please check our Notice page for special openings and/or temporary closures

Entrance ticket

Free of charge

Information

tel. 060608 (h. 9-19 everyday)

Type
Exhibition|Applied Arts
Web site
Organization
The exhibition, promoted by Roma Capitale - Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali, organized by Società Mosaici Artistici with the support of Zètema Progetto Cultura.
Sponsored by

MasterCard Priceless Rome

With technical contributions from

Media partner
Il Messaggero

Closed
Lun
Curator
Fabio Benedettucci, Maria Grazia Branchetti e Marco Pupillo

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