Showing posts with label caravaggio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caravaggio. Show all posts

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Current art exhibits in Rome


There is never a shortage of beautiful art in Rome. Here is a list of the current exhibits, as shown on lifeinitaly.com:
Capitoline Museum: The Age of Conquest: The Lure of Greek Art in Rome; masterpieces looted from Greece between the third and first centuries BC; until September 5.
Scuderie del Quirinale: Caravaggio; 24 masterpieces from Italy and abroad including Musicians from the Met, Lute Player from the Hermitage, and many others; until June 13.
Fondazione Roma Museo: Edward Hopper, 170 works mostly from New York's Whitney Museum including The Sheridan Theatre, New York Interior; until June 13.
Vittoriano: From Corot to Manet, The Symphony of Nature; 170 impressionist works including Corbet, Boudin, Pissaro, Sisley; until June 29.
Chiostro del Diamante: Boldini, De Nittis, Zandomenighi, other Italian painters in Paris; until March 14.

Monday, March 1, 2010

Caravaggio Exhibit at the Qurinale


Make sure that you get out to see the Caravaggio exhibit at the Scuderie del Qurinale this semester. It will be there until June, so you have time, but make sure to check it out, it's full of incredible art that is usually not on display in Rome.

Here is a list of other exhibits both in Rome and throughout Italy (scroll down to where the exhibits for Rome are listed).