What happens to revolutionaries? Le analisi scientifiche svelano come David compose il celebre dipinto “La morte di Marat” e come lo nascose durante il suo esilio a Bruxelles In questi tempi di guerra, il Museo Reale di Belle Arti di Bruxelles dedica una mostra alla...
A table becomes a Cross Dialogues at the Salone Monday 16 May from 5.15 pm to 6.30 pm – Sala Brambilla Two years ago, just in these days, we were given the opportunity, timidly but finally, to resume our work. Florence was silent and lonely Now, after months of...
When diagnostics calls the certainties of art into question. Picasso’s works of the Blue Period The results of scientific investigations on 3 important Picasso paintings are on display in Washington: a real wealth of information that confirms how analyzes can change...
Peace and war There are many works of art that portray battles, deaths, shootings, drawn swords … War in short. Instead, there are far fewer who choose Peace as a subject, perhaps because war has always been much more frequented by men than Peace. One of these was...
Slava (Digital) Ukraini! We have repeated so many times that it is important to digitise our cultural heritage in order to study and to preserve it. Once digitised, you may think, it is saved forever. It has become as an immaterial asset, living its own immortal...
A kick to the distortions of war In the second post-war period, Nicolas Stael, born Russian in 1914 in St. Petersburg, the son of a tsarist general, was forced into exile by the Bolshevik Revolution. He will live first in Belgium and then in France, where he will be...
