Curated by Marcella Ansaldi and Alberto Craievich, the exhibition features over six hundred pieces from Italian and foreign museums, including the few well-dated specimens and many kept in private collections until now difficult to access to the public and to scholars, this circumstance ' last one that has not helped the Cozzi fortune, whose figure and manufacture now seem finally recognized within the European scene.
The exhibition shows the development of Cozzi manufacturing and types of decorations and miscellaneous items, highlighting the one hand one of art history's most fascinating of the eighteenth century and presenting events, on the other hand, one of manufacturing cross-section of the same period that includes episodes of surprising modernity.
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10 am – 5 pm last admission at 4 pm
from May 1st: 10 am – 6 pm last admission at 5 pm
Closed on Tuesday
Admission with the museum ticket