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TINTORETTO IN ROME
Posted on 25 January 2012
JACOPO ROBUSTI (or CANAL), better known as TINTORETTO (1519-1594), is the only key Italian 16th century painter not to have had a major monographic exhibition devoted to his work to date. If we ignore the thematic exhibition of his portraits held in Venice in 1994, the last exhibition of the great Venetian master's work was held in 1937, due among other reasons to the sheer physical impossibility of shifting the large canvases that he painted in Venice.
25 February - 10 June 2012
curated by Vittorio Sgarbi
High commissioner: Giovanni Morello
Catalogie scientific Coordinator: Giovanni C.F. Villa
Exhibition texts by Melania Mazzucco
