Splendors of the Renaissance in Venice
Andrea Schiavone among Parmigianino, Tintoretto and Titian
The first exhibition dedicated to Andrea Schiavone, the inventor of an innovative style. Painting that was sensational and an artist who ‘stood out from the crowd’, admired by Tintoretto, Carracci and El Greco. 140 works from all over the world and 80 works by the artist on display together for the very first time at the Correr Museum.
Curated by Enrico Dal Pozzolo e Lionello Puppi
Scientific direction: Gabriella Belli
Layout design: Daniela Ferretti
Co-produced with 24 ORE Cultura – Gruppo 24 ORE
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10 am – 5 pm (daily)
Ticket office closes one hour before
Closed on December 25th and January 1st
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