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Ettore Spalletti
18 Feb - 16 Apr 2020, London Ettore Spalletti, was and still is revered in Italy and celebrated abroad as the ‘painter of light’. Born in 1940 in Cappelle sul Tavo, the artist began his career when... Read more -
Painting in the Shadow of the Plague
Considering Art in Seventeenth-Century Lombardy 30 Mar - 26 Jun 2020, London VIRTUAL EXHIBITION Between 1629 and 1632, a plague beset Northern Italy. Highly expressive, decidedly eccentric, and sometimes macabre, the painting of early seventeenth-century Lombardy can seem to presage this event;... Read more -
ITALY LOST
Following in the Footsteps of the Old Masters 7 Apr - 29 Jun 2020, London VIRTUAL EXHIBITION It is widely accepted that the poet John Milton could not have laid out his Paradise had he not gazed upon the ridges, slopes, waterways, grottos, and greenery... Read more