When in 1507 the Raphaelโs Baglioni Altarpiece was placed on the altar of San Matteo in the Church of San Francesco al Prato, in Perugia, no one would ever have imagined that about 100 years later Cardinal Scipione Borghese would have craved...
The papers presented at Florence Heritech, a scientific conference on restoration and diagnostics of cultural heritage, have been published in the IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering journal. A great opportunity for those who missed...
Have you ever wondered if art today is truly free, if it is truly democratic or if it makes distinction between sexes? Making art is in all probability one of the oldest profession, and the presence of women in this area has been documented since a...
It goes without saying that the certainty of authenticity is an indispensable prerequisite for a work of art and is what allows the collector, in some cases together with a certain amount of valerian, to sleep soundly. We can only imagine how abrupt the...
The picture from private collection, โThe temptations of St. Jeromeโ, attributed to Giorgio Vasari, a brilliant painter, architect, historian and biographer of the Italian Renaissance, was sold at auction at a world-record price for the artist of...
Trump will leave the White House and hopefully he is packing his lies and anti-scientific attitude. How about his art? He loves fakes to bits. He is known for having a phony Renoir in his apartment (formerly on his plane), and...
