Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

Caravaggio. Show at the Quirinal Stables

The stables of the Quirinal host - from 20 February to 13 June 2010 - the exhibition "Caravaggio", created to celebrate the fourth centenary of the death of Lombard genius. A unique opportunity to admire, in a single exhibition, most of the works of the artist. A severe critical inquiry (using literary and documentary material) allowed the precise chronological placement of the works has also established the origin and the original arrangement, as the next through the identification of several changes of ownership, each canvas.

The artist's works come from the most important museums of the world: the Uffizi Bacchus, David with the Head of Goliath from the Borghese Gallery, the musicians from the Metropolitan, the Supper at Emmaus from the National Gallery in London but also the Boy with a Basket of Fruit kept in the Galleria Borghese in Rome, the Uffizi Bacchus, and the Basket of Fruit of the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana in Milan for the first time out of his seat.

A major exhibition by one of the greatest artists who ever lived.

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