Benappi Gallery

TORINO, PIEMONTE
Benappi Gallery

A specialist dealer in Italian and European Old Master paintings and sculpture, serving private collectors and major institutions across Europe and the United States.

At a glance

Benappi Gallery operates as a focused commercial space dedicated to the study, acquisition, and sale of Old Master works. The gallery positions itself as a bridge between serious collectors and institutional buyers, leveraging scholarly expertise to authenticate and contextualize its offerings.

History

The gallery has established itself as a recognized dealer in the Old Master market, building relationships with private collectors and public museums throughout Europe and North America.

What you see

The gallery space is located in central Torino. Visitors encounter a curated selection of paintings and sculptures spanning Italian and broader European traditions, presented in a professional commercial setting.

Cultural significance

As a specialized dealership, Benappi supports the study and preservation of Old Master art through close collaboration with scholars and art historians. The gallery contributes to the circulation of historically important works among collectors and institutions committed to their conservation and research.

Key facts

  • Address: Via Andrea Doria, 10, 10123 Torino
  • Coordinates: 45.0636281, 7.6844956
  • Phone: 011 814 6176
  • Website: http://benappi.com/

Practical information

Monday to Friday, 10:00–18:30. Saturday and Sunday closed. Contact the gallery directly for appointments or inquiries about specific works.

Getting there

The gallery is situated on Via Andrea Doria in central Torino. Public transport connects the area; parking information is available through the official website or by calling ahead.

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