Finally, after 22 years, the colors of the "painter sunflowers "coming to Rome!
from 08 October 2010 the Vittoriano Complex will host the exhibition "Vincent Van Gogh - Country timeless and modern city."
70 works including paintings, oils, watercolors, works on paper and original letters, but also works by 30 artists that was inspired by the Dutch master: Millet, Pissarro and Cezanne's Impressionist and post-impressionists Seurat and Gauguin.
The exhibition, as the title suggests, compares the two souls of Van Gogh, one of its rural roots (he was born in a country of six thousand souls in Brabant) and the city.
The campaign, with its lights, its smells and its colors that are found in every season and the city that he found so intoxicating, often painted at night in cafes and starry skies, that under the blows of his color and his blood short brush strokes and nerve become mirror of the soul.
The campaign, with its lights, its smells and its colors that are found in every season and the city that he found so intoxicating, often painted at night in cafes and starry skies, that under the blows of his color and his blood short brush strokes and nerve become mirror of the soul.
An exhibition that offers a unique and unmissable to all art lovers the chance to dive into the world of this brilliant artist and an outsider.
also interesting opening hours over the weekend: Monday through Thursday when the exhibition is open from 09.30 to 20.30, Friday and Saturday can be extended up to 23.30. On Sunday, however, the Victorian close at 20.30.
good initiative for the tourists, but also for residents in Rome, which will take the opportunity of the opening evening to admire paintings from collections around the world to one of the biggest "rock star of the museums."
Until February 6, 2011
Info: 06.6780664
Admission € 12
Info: 06.6780664
Admission € 12
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