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
Zoran Music, Rimorchiatore e nave, 1947 © 2020, ProLitteris, Zurich
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.
