Art

Archeologi by Giorgio de Chirico, 1936

Archeologi by Giorgio de Chirico, 1936

Archeologi is a 1936 painting by Giorgio de Chirico, the Greek-Italian founder of Metaphysical Art. The work exemplifies his distinctive visual language of enigmatic spaces and philosophical inquiry.

Private Patrons Reshape Art Support as Public Funding Declines

Private Patrons Reshape Art Support in Italy

Published in January 2019, a shift in art patronage sees private collectors opening museums and artist residences worldwide, reviving Renaissance-era models of direct support as government arts funding faces cuts.

Norman Wilkinson and the Art of Dazzle Camouflage

Norman Wilkinson and the Art of Dazzle Camouflage

British artist Norman Wilkinson invented Dazzle Camouflage during World War I, a naval concealment system drawing on cubism and futurism to confuse submarines and protect merchant vessels.

Art Nouveau and Liberty: Protecting Italy's Early 20th-Century Heritage

Art Nouveau and Liberty in Italy: Heritage Care

Announced in January 2019, a new exhibition explores the artistic movements that shaped European culture from 1900 to 1925, as many early 20th-century villas face demolition without oversight.

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