The Province of Vicenza (Italian: Provincia di Vicenza) is a province in the Veneto region of northern Italy. Its capital city is Vicenza.
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The mission of the Fondazione Coppola is to promote the visual languages of contemporary art, by focusing not only on acclaimed artists, but above all on emerging new talent. In 2018 Antonio Coppola, an entrepreneur, collector and art patron, established this foundation in the northern Italian city of Vicenza. The unique location of the Fondazione Coppola is the medieval tower of Porta Castello, known as the Torrione. Thanks to the initiatives and activities of the Fondazione Coppola the Torrione can now be visited by the public. Its recently restored rooms host exhibitions, events, activities and workshops dedicated to contemporary art, and are a place for the creation, study and criticism of visual art. Aiming to appeal to experts and connoisseurs, as well as enthusiastic young people, the Torrione will no doubt be a pole of attraction for art lovers for many generations to come.
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The Palazzo Chiericati has been the historic home of the Civic Museum since 1855 and now houses the city's collections of paintings, sculptures and applied arts from the thirteenth to the twentieth centuries. A masterpiece of Palladio's early maturity (1550), the building not only has decorations from that period but also holds important documents on Vicenza's art history. The Museum of Palazzo Chiericati reopened the Palladian wing on December 2013, after the restoration works. On the main floor, the visitor can enjoy the works of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, contemporary to the construction of the building. The attic hosts the Bequest of Marquis Giuseppe Roi: his personal collection of paintings, drawings and engravings from the fifteenth to the twentieth century, set in a charming display of house-museum. On the ground floor the visitor can admire, in a temporary exhibition, a selection of masterpieces of the collection not currently on display: Paolo Veneziano, Memling, Montagna, Fogolino, Sansovino, Tintoretto, Maffei and Pittoni. In the basement are located the works donated to the museum by the sculptor Nereo Quagliato.
Very beautiful museum and Palazzo that is worth the visit. Beautiful collection of art in addition to the Palazzo. There is an antique toy exhibit in the basement that is EXCEPTIONAL. I have never seen better anywhere in the world. I suggest you include this Palazzo in your visit to the Teatro Olimpico.
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there are some really excellent pieces to be seen here in the permanent collection, and there was a very good temporary exhibition at our visit about time. definitely worth the visit.
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Ospitato nell’ex convento dei frati francescani, il Museo Civico di Bassano del Grappa è uno dei musei più antichi del Veneto e le sue prime collezioni artistiche risalgono al 1840, momento in cui affiancava, nei locali del convento, il Ginnasio, il Liceo Convitto e la Biblioteca. Attualmente ospita la più grande raccolta di opere di Jacopo Da Ponte, oltre all’ala dedicata ad Antonio Canova dove, tra i gessi e i busti, sono conservati quei monocromi che i grandi critici hanno definito come esito massimo della sua espressività artistica. Dal 2014 il Museo Civico può contare sulla nuova Galleria Civica destinata alle mostre temporanee oltre ad un’area specifica destinata alla didattica museale.
Elegantly housed in the cloisters of the former Franciscan monastery. 10 euros combined ticket for the museum and Palazzo Sturm. Open Mondays which is a bonus as many other museums have this as the 'rest' day. The excellent illustrated guide covers this museum and Bassano's other treasures. The Map spoke clearly- this is no small trip , an exciting voyage with some of the greats. Great Archaeological Section. The Parolini Room with Guariento di Arpo's 'signed' crucifix. The Da Ponte aka Bassano section includes a portrait of the great man himself. The Canova room is 'heads' above the rest with priceless monochromes found only here. On request , (I asked of course) his two precious albums can be viewed more closely. Swoon Time for me ! Could it get better ? A wall of Tiepolo. Then Hayez. Lotto. A Mantegna of San Sebastiano. Grubacs. Sacchi........the quality is astounding. Top that ? A room devoted to Bassano's famous Tito Gobbi .Original costumes with the odd Zeffirelli design here and there plus a screen examining each glorious creation with soundtrack to match. Bravo ! Even if you aren't into Art, the interior of this museum has to be viewed for the architecture alone. Superb Staff . Thanks to Alice and Claudio who know so much about the collection.
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Venetian villa with superb frescoes of the most important Venetian painters of 18th century: Giambattista and Giandomenico Tiepolo. Still owned and inhabited by the Valmarana family, who bought it back in 1720. Open to the public for visits 7 days a week and available for events such as weddings, conferences, gala dinners, photo shooting, business presentations, concerts, representations, etc
If you are in Vicenza, it is very well worth making the effort to get to the Villa ‘ai Nani’, which is a charming Villa in its own right and has interior frescoes by Gianbattista Tiepolo following his decoration of the grand staircase at the Wurzburg Residence, Germany) and his son Giandomenico. This is my third visit to the Villa, and each time I never fail to be enchanted by the light airy frescoes of the Villa Pavilion. All the frescoes of the Pavillion have a classical theme. In my view the most outstanding ones are in the entrance room but there are four further rooms each with a different narrative. In the room of Aeneas, there is a photograph of the Pavilion after the bombing of Vicenza in 1944. It is truly shocking. Some of the ceiling frescoes do not survive or only in part. It would be good to have more information available about the restoration; it must have been a real labour of love. We walked around the gardens before returning to the Foresteria where we had bought our tickets. There you can see a series of painted rooms, some of which were painted by the Tiepolo father and son. They make an interesting counterpoint to the more noble themes of the Pavilion.
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La Sezione Naturalistica dei Musei Civici di Bassano del Grappa conserva collezioni di storia naturale antiche e recenti. Le collezioni storiche, geologiche e botaniche, risalgono agli anni della fondazione del museo, quando il geologo e naturalista bassanese Giambattista Brocchi, nel 1828, lasciò in dono alla Città di Bassano per volontà testamentaria, le sue collezioni geo-paleontologiche, la sua biblioteca e i suoi manoscritti, affinché nascesse il Museo Civico.
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