On the occasion of the two hundred years since the death of the sculptor Antonio Canova, various exhibitions can be visited in our territory.
The Antonio Canova Gypsotheca Museum in Possagno inaugurated the exhibition “Canova and pain. The Mellerio steles. The renewal of the sepulchral representation ”, conceived by Vittorio Sgarbi and curated by Francesco Leone and Stefano Grandesso. The exhibition finds its apex in the recomposition, for the first time since their dismemberment, of the two Mellerio monuments, commissioned by Count Giacomo Mellerio in memory of his uncle Giovanni Battista and his wife Elisabetta Castelbarco, after visiting Canova's Roman studio.
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From 14 May to 25 September 2022
The great exhibition "Canova glory of Treviso: from classical beauty to romantic announcement" arrives at the Bailo Museum, curated by Fabrizio Malachin, Giuseppe Pavanello and Nico Stringa, an exhibition that presents Canova and the beauty of antiquity, but also Canova as extraordinary contemporary romantic announcer.
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