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Narrowly art historical – but also philosophical and political – aspects of the life story of Surrealist painter Remedios Varo.
One of the seven original short stories by Tiziano Scarpa, 2009 Premio Strega winner, inspired by the ceramics by duo Bertozzi & Casoni.
Discovering Luigi Koelliker’s eclectic and immense contemporary Wunderkammer, which is just as amazing as those of the Baroque era.
The collection of jewelry by René Lalique assembled by his friend and patron Calouste Gulbenkian.
Two works by Andrew Wyeth spark a poetic reflection on the sense of sight and on the sentimental and philosophical aspects of painting.
At the edge of Barcelona nestles a collection of buildings by Xavier Corberó: a vision, perhaps a mirage that speaks to the illusive nature of art.
The Olnick Spanu collection of glasswork created in Murano by the architect Carlo Scarpa.
Author Dacia Maraini's conjectures before a painting of two little girls by Antonietta Raphaël.
In his landscape paintings, Swedish artist Gustaf Fjæstad’s interpretation of Scandinavian nature proves at once realistic and imbued with late-Romantic poetry.
Based on eyewitness accounts, less than a year after the artist’s death, we reconstruct the style that made Fernando Botero renowned.
"Sleepers": artworks, unknown masterpieces, awaiting recognition by the Connoisseur so as to be valued as they deserve.
A conjecture as to the person depicted in a little-known work by Gustav Klimt interwoven with the motif of the “Black model of European painting”.
The peaceful but mysterious interiors painted by the Danish artist Vilhelm Hammershøi are explored in terms of their history, artistry, and poetry.
FMR celebrates the fragile beauty of glass with David Landau's "giardini di trasparenze" at the Fondazione Cini in Venice.
Rediscover with us the Greco-Buddhist art of Gandhara, an extraordinary example of cross-pollination between cultures and esthetics.
Giuseppe Castiglione, an eighteenth-century Jesuit painter and missionary in China, is now considered one of the glories Chinese national art.
Mr PA's third visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is all about Cézanne's Card Players.
The world of Canadian painter Alexander Colville reconstructed through a selection of his paintings.
An unusual portrait of Dante, far from the traditional iconography of scowling exile, conceals a mysterious note bearing the name Degas.
The Etruscan studio in the royal Savoy palace of Racconigi, a noteworthy instance of a pseudo-antiquarian capriccio.
Half painting and half diorama, the great “cyclorama” of the Battle of Atlanta recounts a moment in American history as well as commemorating a long-lost figurative genre.
Contemporary artist Marco Barina’s assemblages are attributed, in a piece of fiction, to imaginary pre-human populations.
Known as "mal de Suisse", nostalgia was viewed as a disease before a feeling. Matteo Fochessati studies its expressions in art and literature.
The "Briganti del Lazio" and their ciociare (peasants from the Ciociaria region) companions depicted by French painter Louis-Léopold Robert.
