Museum of Satire and Caricature - Forte Lorenese

The Museum of Satire and Caricature is a museum in Forte dei Marmi which is located inside the Forte Leopoldo I, or Forte Lorenese.

The museum aims to collect material relating to the history of world satire and caricature even if it was born from the works presented at the Political Satire Award, established in 1973.

The works presented at the award still constitute the main material of the collection.

For artists, the controversy appears to be a challenge, both as an art and as an allusion to the world. A recent example is Banksy, an anonymous street artist who recently created a self-destructing piece when it was auctioned for $ 1.37 million.

Aside from critics and historians who speak of artistic and technical excellence, some works of art may surprise many from the first time they are published. They range from paintings that were too bloody, too obscene, or too rude at the time, to various works that were considered slander and political satire.

Even so, there are so many fans of this work of art because it is believed to have its own meaning. Fans usually come from unique personalities such as official football agents, football club entrepreneurs, singer or artist. The official football agent of one of the controversial painting collectors.

This is evidenced by the number of art paintings in the home of the football gambling businessman. In this article, we will give you a list of the most controversial works of art that you will never imagine. Here are some works of art that we can find.

The museum, collecting the legacy of the Political Satire Award, has become the center for the conservation, collection and study of all materials relating to the history of world satire and caricature.

It has a rich collection of contemporary and past satirical drawings which it draws on for temporary exhibitions. The heritage is temporarily exhibited at Villa Bertelli, in Vittoria Apuana.

Map: Museum of Satire and Caricature - Forte Lorenese