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"Relationships", this is the title of the exhibition, will be visible at the Palazzo Reale in Milan until January 29, 2023

Pictor doctus, profound connoisseur and visionary interpreter of the history of art, philosophy, science and alchemy, Max Ernst is presented in this context as a humanist in the neo-Renaissance sense

A new artistic and architectural gem is added to the Milanese museum offer: the Luigi Rovati Foundation opens in Milan, whose art museum houses a precious collection of Etruscan art

On November 26 and 27 and December 3 and 4 2022, from 9.30 to 19.30, and only for Saturday 3 December also in the evening from 9 to midnight, the Pwc Tower, for the first time and exceptionally for a cultural initiative, it will be open to the public who will be able to enjoy a unique experience

After the exhibitions on the nineteenth century, on Divisionism and on Venice which met with extraordinary success, Novara and the Castello Foundation pay tribute to Milan, with this new initiative entitled: Milan from Romantic to Scapigliata

This landmark collection will be offered for sale in three live auctions this autumn: The Collection of Lord & Lady Weinstock will take place at Christie’s London on 22 November; an Important Diamond Rivière Necklace will be included in Magnificent Jewels, Geneva on 8 November; and Jean-Francois de Troy’s The Reading Party will be a highlight in the Old Masters Evening Sale in London on 8 December, part of Classic Week.

With more than three hundred works of art arranged in seven thematic areas and thirteen sections – from Warhol’s beginnings in the 1950s as a commercial artist until the last decade of the 1980s, marked by his relationship with the sacred – the exhibition on Andy Warhol is really stunning

The expert designers at Art Deco Design cleverly use these Art Deco influences while also incorporating the best of modern design

Observed countless times by Attilio Forgioli are the recumbent figures, the reclining bodies, the silhouettes lying on the ground, abandoned at the edge of the world, imaginal forms that emerge from the appearances of everyday life

The "Portrait / Christ of Lecco" owned by the Gallo Mazzoleni family, has been the subject of careful analysis which has allowed the attribution of a portrait, perhaps a self-portrait, of the Tuscan master, temporally placed in the period between the end of the 15th century and the early sixteenth century