Exhibitions in Tuscany

More than 500 pieces belonging to the Giazotto collection. An extraordinary variety and aesthetic richness of items arriving from all over the world: crystals of tourmaline, aquamarine, topaz and quartz surprising for their colours and nuances, agglomerates of eccentric shapes that evocate living creatures or suggest the idea of motion

The exhibition wants to restore to rightful critical consideration a sculptural tradition which ideally stems from the work of Antonio Canova, but which developed in original ways through the teaching of Lorenzo Bartolini and Thorvaldsen

More than 300 masterpieces from ancient times up to 1861, year of the unification of Italy. Works by: Giotto, Beato Angelico, Donatello, Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Correggio, Bronzino, Tiziano, Veronese, Caravaggio, Rubens, Canova and more

At the Museum of Satire and Caricatures in Forte dei Marmi - Lucca an exhibition of biting caricatures of the protagonists of the literary and artistic Florence in 1900

The exhibition explores the American impressionists' relationship with Italy, and with Florence in particular, in the decades spanning the close of the 19th and dawn of the 20th centuries

Italy in the 1930s, when Fascism ruled the country, was the scene of an extremely vigorous artistic battle. Art was a complex and dynamic public workshop, open to international influence, which paved the way for the modern era