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Date: 6 December 2022 Event: Giotto and the 20th Century Based on an idea by Vittorio Sgarbi. Curated by Alessandra Tiddia. In collaboration with Musei Civici di Padova. When I see Giotto’s frescoes […] I immediately perceive the feeling that emerges, because it is in the lines, the composition, the colour. Henri Matisse The exhibition […]

Date: 9 May 2022 Event: VITTORE GRUBICY. An intellectual-artist and his legacy. International openings between Divisionism and Symbolism Vittore Grubicy De Dragon, at the Museum of the City of Livorno from April 8 to July 10, really offers what it promises in the title, that is, to observe how and how much this new figure […]

The Berardi Gallery’s new spring proposals: 20th century sculpture, from the Secessionist line of Nicola d’Antino’s Offer, to the severe Novecentism of Eugenio Baroni’s Veteran Lookout, to the elegant primitivism of Marcello Mascherini’s St George. From the selection of paintings: a majestic 19th century view of the Po in Turin by Marco Calderini, the Mausoleum […]

Data: 17/02/2022 Evento: The Divisionists From the Brera Triennale of 1891, where Divisionism officially showed its first revolutionary results starting from the canvases of the generation of Giovanni Segantini, Giuseppe Pellizza, Gaetano Previati and Angelo Morbelli, under the theoretical guidance of Vittore Grubicy de Dragon, it then spread regionally, following different declinations and styles, until the […]

Data: 10/02/2022 Evento: Antonino Calcagnadoro’s Divisionism: a rediscovered collection This group of paintings provides an insight into the work of a painter who is still awaiting rediscovery and full understanding by critics: Antonino Calcagnadoro (Rieti 1876 – Rome 1935). A member of the generation of Roman Secession painters, whose art he was in some ways akin […]

Date: 19/12/2021 Event: Mart’s acquisitions are on show. Works by eight authors enrich the Trentino museum. Now exhibiting them in its spaces The richness and power of a museum can be seen in its collections. Over the years with works owned by the Province, and has collected donations and grants to become one of the […]

Date: 20 December 2021 Event: Giacomo Boni. The dawn of modernity On the occasion of the exhibition GIACOMO BONI. THE DAWN OF MODERNITY, Galleria Berardi has lent several works, including The dead grass, the scythe and the children (1902) by Giovanni Prini and the Circe (1931) by Umberto Bottazzi. The Archaeological Park of the Colosseum is […]

Date: 16/12/2021 Event:Herta Ottolenghi Wedekind. The dream of the total work of art curated by Giulia Gomiero, Elena Lago, Sabrina Spinazzè Daughter of the entrepreneur and banker Paul Wedekind and wife of the Genoese Count Arturo Ottolenghi, Herta Ottolenghi Wedekind (Berlin 1885 – Acqui 1953) was an enlightened patron of the arts and one of […]

DATE: October 2021 EVENT: “Il giornale delle mostre”, insert of “Il giornale dell’arte” – Abstracts like Rorschach’s spots Gianluca Berardi has formed a temporary alliance with Giulia and Diego Gomiero and from 7 October to 5 November will be presenting the rediscovery of a sensational artist, the Berlin countess Herta von Wedekind zu Horst (1885-1953), […]

DATE: October 2021 EVENT: “Seeing in Rome”, supplement to “Il giornale dell’arte” no. 421 – The Countess embroidered while dreaming of eternity. 40 creations by Herta Ottolenghi Wedekind In Italy between the two wars, women like Edita Broglio and Cesarina Gualino were cultural driving forces and talented artists, especially the former. The Berlin countess Herta […]

Date: 11/10/2019 Event: The Journal of Exhibitions – Synaesthesia and return to order In the Roman School, Ferruccio Ferrazzi was one of the cornerstones on which the generations that emerged from the nineteen years rested, starting with Corrado Cagli, with whom he shared an early passion for mural art, as evidenced by the correspondence and […]

Date: 04/09/2019 Event: Il Giornale dell’Arte – Guide to the Biennale

Date: 24/01/2019 Event: Attilio Simonetti between Rome and Paris. At the Berardi Gallery exhibition and monograph on the artist-antiquarian Among the main collectors and antique dealers of his time, Attilio Simonetti was a painter appreciated on the international scene, quickly establishing himself in the seventies and eighties of the nineteenth century between Rome, London, Paris […]

Date: 01/15/2019 Event: At the school of Fortuny – The paintings of the merchant Attilio Simonetti Known by the name of the Roman antiquarian Attilio Simonetti (1843-1925), the “Simonetti Carpet” is kept at the Metropolitan in New York, which in its catalog defines it as an artifact of “majestic weaving”: for its exceptional size and […]

Date: 11/13/2018 Event: Vernissage. The photojournal of “Il Giornale dell’Arte”

Date: 09/25/2018 Event: Corriere della Sera – Cleto Luzzi, painter at the court of the king of Siam Some orientalist canvases by the Roman painter on display in the Gianluca Berardi gallery Markets, spices, temples, mysterious protective deities, golden statues and snake charmers: there is all the typical baggage of ancient exoticism in the paintings […]

Date: 06/09/2018 Event: The Journal of Art – Cleto Luzzi. The Roman court painter of Siam In 1907 Rama V, king of Siam, went to Turin, where he admired the architecture of the city to the point of inviting numerous Italian architects, engineers, artists to Bangkok to intervene in some areas of the capital. The […]

Date: 11/07/2018 Event: Classic and anti-rhetorical Selva, the perfect sculptor “His works have the purity of the ancients and the intimacy of the 1900s. Even the monumental ones. True as truth and natural as nature, it inexplicably and unjustly ended up in oblivion. ” Vittorio Sgarbi from Il Giornale, 8 July 2018, p. 29

Date: 28/05/2018 Event: “For dreams and for chimeras”. Giacomo Puccini and the visual arts On the occasion of the exhibition “For dreams and chimeras”. Giacomo Puccini and the visual arts, the Berardi Gallery will lend the work “Reietta” by Francesco Paolo Michetti. The Ragghianti Foundation in Lucca presents “For dreams and for chimeras”. Giacomo Puccini […]

Date: 11/20/2017 Event: THE TROTOLA AND THE ROBOT. Between Balla, Casorati and Capogrossi Mancini, Sartorio, Tomassi, Vagnetti and Noci from the Berardi Gallery at the exhibition “The Top and the Robot. Between Balla, Casorati and Capogrossi” in Pontedera at Palazzo Pretorio. On 11 November 2017, the great exhibition The spinning top and the robot will […]

Date: 05/09/2017 Event: The Journal of Art – 10 SCULPTURES. Tradition and modernity between the two wars On the occasion of the XXX International Biennial of Antiques in Florence, the Berardi Gallery will present an exhibition entitled Ten sculptures. Tradition and modernity between the two wars. The works, signed by leading artistic personalities such as […]

Date: 15/05/2017 Event: Il Giornale dell’Arte – Everyone wants Tomassi From Berardi a very popular portrait painter

Date: 20/01/2017 Event: The Art Journal – General Catalog CAMILLO INNOCENTI The general catalog of paintings and graphics by Camillo Innocenti (Rome 1871 – 1961) is being prepared by Manuel Carrera and Eugenia Querci, with the logistical support of the Berardi Gallery and the Roman Nineteenth Century Archives. Innocenti was one of the most successful […]

Date: 25/11/2016 Event: Liberty in Italy, artists in search of the modern The Berardi Gallery on the occasion of the Palazzo Magnani exhibition (5 November 2016 – 14 February 2017) dedicated to Liberty in Italy, lends 3 highly representative works: Portrait in yellow by Arturo Noci, Spring dreams by Gino Piccioni and the Conca dei […]

Date: 06/09/2016 Event: Il Giornale dell’Arte – Arturo Noci (1874-1953) – Between Rome and New York: from aristocratic pointillism to bourgeois portrait On the occasion of the International Antiques Biennial in Rome, the Berardi Gallery will present a monographic exhibition dedicated to the painter Arturo Noci. In the Biennale there will be a selection of […]

Date: 09/06/2016 Event: FROM GIOTTO TO DE CHIRICO Hidden treasures (loans from the Berardi Gallery) FROM GIOTTO TO DE CHIRICO Hidden treasures A project of the Lombardy Region curated by Vittorio Sgarbi Al MuSa – Museum of Salò. On the occasion of the exhibition curated by Vittorio Sgarbi, the Berardi Gallery lends two particularly significant […]

Date: 05/05/2016 Event: The Art newspaper: “That revolutionary procession” The exhibition “Michetti – The light and the sign” presents the public with an important set of works by the Abruzzo master, over eighty, in which the path from the light painting of the first period to the search for the essence of the typical form […]

Date: 10/03/2016 Event: The Giornale dell’Arte – Vagnetti between ‘800 and’ 900 More than ten years later, a monographic exhibition on Fausto Vagnetti (1876 – 1954) returns to Rome and Anghiari. After the presentation at the Berardi Gallery in Rome, the works will be exhibited in Anghiari, at the Museo della Battaglia and in Anghiari, […]

Date: 02/26/2016 Event: The Symbolism. Art in Europe from the Belle Époque to the Great War Location: Palazzo Reale, Milan Curators: Michel Draguet, Fernando Mazzocca, Claudia Zevi “The Symbolism. From the Belle Époque to the Great War “is a great exhibition that is part of a specific program that Palazzo Reale dedicates to art between […]

Data: 10/12/2015 Evento: HAYEZ Venerdì 6 novembre 2015 Intesa Sanpaolo inaugura presso le Gallerie d’Italia – Piazza Scala, sede museale della Banca a Milano, Hayez, una grande mostra sul maggiore interprete in pittura del Romanticismo, curata da Fernando Mazzocca, con il coordinamento generale di Gianfranco Brunelli. Questo nuovo importante evento segue la grande mostra dedicata alla Prima […]

Date: 01/12/2015 Event: Adolfo Wildt (1868-1931). The last symbolist The GAM Galleria d’Arte Moderna continues with the exhibition “Adolfo Wildt (1868-1931). The last symbolist “the path to enhance the most significant nuclei of his sculptural collections. From 27 November to 14 February 2016, the exhibition – created with the extraordinary collaboration of the Musées d’Orsay […]

Date: 23/10/2015 Event: James Tissot For the first time in Italy, the highly anticipated exhibition on the great French painter James Tissot (Nantes, 1836 – Buillon 1902). His works can finally be admired at the Chiostro del Bramante in Rome (26 September 2015 – 21 February 2016) after the important exhibitions dedicated to him all […]

Date: 01/02/2014 Événement: Liberty. Un style pour l’Italie moderne Forlì | Forlì-Cesena Lieu: Musées de San Domenico Commissaires: Maria Flora Giubilei, Fernando Mazzocca, Alessandra Tiddia Promoteurs: Fondation Cassa dei Risparmi de Forlì en collaboration avec la municipalité de Forlì Site officiel: http://www.mostraliberty.it/ Pour beaucoup, l’Art nouveau n’est qu’un ensemble de décorations de style floral qui, […]

Date: 12/15/2013 Event: Fine Art Week 2013 The Berardi Gallery is specialized in the Italian masters of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and is directed by Gianluca Berardi, art historian and founder of the “Archivio dell’Ottocento Romano”, with whom he is participating in the cataloging of the works of Francesco Paolo Michetti, to include […]

Date: 02/23/2013 Event: La Maison Goupil – The Italian success in Paris in the years of Impressionism Rovigo Place: Palazzo Roverella Curators: Paolo Serafini Official site: http://www.palazzoroverella.com The works of Italian artists of the second half of the nineteenth century, who worked for the famous Galleria Goupil in Paris, are back together for the first […]

Date: 02/02/2013 Event: Twentieth century. Art and life in Italy between the two wars Forlì | Forlì-Cesena Place: San Domenico Museums Official site: http://www.mostranovecento.it After having dedicated a major exhibition to a protagonist of the Twenties of the twentieth century like Wildt, Forlì intends to deepen another moment of the figurative culture of the last […]

Date: 29/01/2011 Event: THE ELEGANT NINETEENTH CENTURY. Art in Italy in the name of Fortuny, 1860 – 1890 The great exhibition scheduled from 29 January to 12 June 2011 at Palazzo Roverella, in Rovigo, is an elegant and folkloric nineteenth century. The vital and elegant nineteenth century of large à la page lounges, races, dances […]

Event: Alma-Tadema and the nostalgia of ancient Naples National archeologic museum The evocative archaeological discoveries of Pompeii and the Vesuvius area, the subject of in-depth excavations during the nineteenth century, exerted a very strong influence on the imagination of painters and writers during the century, restoring a vivid and extraordinarily present image of the ancient […]