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Dealing in Splendour. A History of the European Art Market
For all those passionate about art history, collecting, and the art market, the major new exhibition Dealing in Splendour. A History of the European Art Market is a must-see. Hosted in the sumptuous rooms of the Liechtenstein Garden Palace in Vienna, the exhibition offers a unique overview of the mechanisms that shaped the European art market from the ancient world through to the nineteenth century.
Oscar vintage interiors... our own nominations for 2024
The Oscar awards night is fast approaching: what are the most scenographic vintage interiors of 2023? Here is our personal nominations of inspiring ideas for next season's decor trends.
At home with bamboo
Bamboo design has come a long way from its traditional Asian roots to become a versatile and sustainable choice in contemporary interiora and architecture. Its history reflects a fusion of cultures and design movements, resulting in unique and enduring pieces that continue to be cherished for their beauty and sustainability.
Everlasting cast iron furnishings
Composed mainly of iron and carbon, cast iron gives rise to a fascinating and naturally durable material that cannot be forged either cold or hot and is obtained only by casting. This characteristic of it has dictated its success as the furnishing materials of choice for the urban fabric as well as the garden.
The Bargello National Museum: the temple of Renaissance sculpture in Florence
Have you heard about the National Museum of the Bargello in Florence? From a former prison to a place of culture, the Bargello houses the most important collection of Italian Renaissance sculpture, as well as an extraordinary collection of decorative arts artifacts, such as furniture, textiles, ceramics, ivories, and numerous other works. From April 5 to Sept. 4, 2023, the Bargello will host an exhibition of three works from Orsanmichele's celebrated sculptural cycle: Lorenzo Ghiberti's Saint John the Baptist, Andrea del Verrocchio's Incredulity of Saint Thomas, and Giambologna's Saint Luke.
