Angeli a Venezia Guardi e Music nell’universo di Anna Braglia

17th September - 19th December 2020

The exhibition presents to the public for the first time ever the most important collection of gouaches by Giacomo Guardi (1764-1835) saved in a private collection along-side nineteen Venetian watercolours realised in the lagoon by Italian-slovenian painter Zoran Music (1909-2005). The journey into the Venice of long ago incorporates a veduta of Canal Grande by Bernardo Canal (1664-1744), father of the famous Canaletto; a very rare gouache by Joseph Baudin (c. 1692-c. 1753), a Madonna con Bambino by Antonio Guardi (1699-1760), Giacomo’s uncle.

Zoran Music, Chiesa di San Marco, 1948

Giacomo Guardi, Il ponte di Rialto da sud, 1800 circa

Venice bewitches and seduces.
For Anna and Gabriele it is part of their life, a true haut lieux.

A set of religious sculptures. The exhibition aims to explore the founder’s personality through her passions and the nuclei of artworks that she took the lead in researching and collecting.