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Copenhagen's Glyptotek is thinking about the Roman Empire with new ancient fashion exhibition (opens the original)
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The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen opened back in 1897, but it still reflects the grandiose tastes of its founder, the brewer and collector Carl Jacobsen. His Belle-Époque passion for classical antiquity could have meant gathering together anything from pottery shards to bits of Roman glass, but Jacobsen went in for the “big and flashy”, says the Glyptotek curator Cecilie Brøns, invoking the museum’s signature portrait statues. This October, the Glyptotek will take full advantage of Jacobs
Answering to the AfD? What Germany’s regional elections could mean for art institutions (opens the original)
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Germany’s Kunstmuseum Magdeburg may be housed in a building dating all the way back to the 11th century, but it has become a standard bearer of contemporary art in the Saxony-Anhalt region, a stretch of the former German Democratic Republic west of Berlin. The municipally-funded museum, situated in the region’s capital city, relies in part on regional funding to stage special exhibitions, and it is currently mounting a diverse but pointed show about agents of instability in contemporary life cal
Dresden’s star Correggio altarpiece, newly restored, will anchor major exhibition (opens the original)
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Correggio’s Madonna of St Sebastian shares a distinction with Raphael’s Sistine Madonna: it is one of the standout High Renaissance paintings at Dresden’s Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister. But unlike the Raphael, the altarpiece, which Correggio painted on panel around 1524 for a confraternity in Modena, has the dubious honour of being among the museum’s most fragile artworks, undergoing centuries of well-meaning if counterproductive restorations, retouching, overpainting and rebuilding. Now, to preve
Bottoms up: vast Roman shipwreck filled with ancient wine amphoras discovered near Sicily (opens the original)
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A sensational discovery of an ancient Roman shipwreck off the coast of Sicily promises to provide new information about ancient Mediterranean trade routes. Earlier this month, two Italian divers came across the wreck in the Strait of Sicily, some three miles off the coast of Mazara del Vallo, a fishing port in the far-west of the island, down the coast from Marsala. The wreckage is 21m long and 6m wide, according to reports in local media. Believed to date to between the second and first centuri
Detroit Institute of Arts director finds missing Velázquez painting (opens the original)
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Paintings by Diego Velázquez are a rarity. Numbering around 120, with some 50 of those concentrated in the permanent collection of Madrid’s Museo del Prado, they can typically be found in the world’s other great museums in the low single digits, if that, with less than ten thought to be in the hands of private collectors. This month it was revealed that those numbers may need some tweaking, according to Salvador Salort-Pons, the director of the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) and a noted Velázqu
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