James Imam
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Turner painting estimated to make £50m auction record goes on view in Rome (opens the original)
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A landscape by J.M.W. Turner showing a sweeping view of Rome has gone on show in the Italian capital ahead of its auction in London, when the painting is expected to fetch around £50m—a price that would beat the previous auction record for Turner, made by the same work 12 years prior. The painting Rome, from Mount Aventine (1836) was unveiled today at the Palazzo Rondinini, a lavish baroque residence built by an art collector in the 18th-century. The canvas depicts an umbrella pine tree set agai
Florence exhibition celebrates the beauty of art that has been broken into pieces (opens the original)
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When a colleague at Washington, DC’s National Gallery of Art (NGA) remarked that he had always wondered what it would be like to curate an exhibition devoted to fragments, Claude Douglas Dickerson, then a curator at the museum, did not give the idea much thought. But during the Covid-19 lockdowns, as Dickerson began planning projects for the period after pandemic restrictions were lifted, he found himself returning to it. “I began thinking about his idea and realising that there’s something abou
Celebrated Italian church featuring art by Giotto and Cimabue preserved through new digital reconstruction project (opens the original)
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Heritage lovers around the world can now explore a digital reconstruction of the Basilica of St Francis of Assisi, one of central Italy’s best-known churches, and its rich decoration by artists including Cimabue, Giotto and Pietro Lorenzetti. Preserving Assisi, a new free-to-access digital platform, is dedicated to the basilica—a Unesco World Heritage site comprising two churches, the Upper and Lower basilicas, built directly on top of one another in the first half of the 13th century. Users can
Uffizi Galleries in Florence announce ‘unprecedented’ €50m revamp (opens the original)
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The Gallerie degli Uffizi (Uffizi Galleries) in Florence have announced a sweeping €50m revamp of their museums and gardens, describing the size and breadth of the measure as “without precedent”. Updates such as the installation of new lighting systems, the creation of new exhibition space, the redesign of museum displays and accessibility improvements will be carried out across the complex, including at the Uffizi Gallery, the Palazzo Pitti across the Arno and the Boboli Gardens, an 11-acre spa
Huge nuclear bunker in Italy is set to become a Cold War museum (opens the original)
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A subterranean military bunker in northern Italy that once served as a key Nato command-and-control centre is set to become a Cold War museum preserving the memory of the tensions that shaped generations living in the shadow of the nuclear threat. Carved into a hillside near Lake Garda, close to the town of Affi outside Verona, the sprawling underground complex was built between 1960 and 1966 and codenamed West Star, a reference to the five-pointed red star that symbolised the Soviet Union. Desi
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