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“Il pomeriggio di Arianna”. Record in 10 minutes
Visualizza questo post su Instagram Let the battle begin! Watch the moment when Giorgio de Chirico’s ‘Il Pomeriggio di Arianna (Ariadne's Afternoon)’ set a new auction record for the artist – selling for $15.9 million after a 10-minute bidding battle – during...
Finally the enigma is disclosed. We are ready to announce date and times to organise, in complete safety, your beloved guided tours.
Location: 31 Piazza di Spagna, 00187 Rome Telephone: + 39 06 679 6546 The visit is accompanied by a guide in English or Italian. At presents, due to the health emergency, the visit shifts of the house museum as follows. Month: July Open: Monday, Thursday, Friday and...
Three letters by de Chirico from an unpublished correspondence donated to the Foundation
The Foundation has received three handwritten letters in French by the artist of 1959 through the kind donation of an overseas collector. The letters represent a significant contribution to the historical reconstruction of de Chirico’s life and work, an area of study...
Giorgio de Chirico – Catalogue of Works: Why is Paolo Baldacci so annoyed by it? A Simple Truth
Giorgio de Chirico - Catalogue of Works (Maretti Editore, Falciano RSM 2015 Why is Paolo Baldacci so annoyed by it? A Simple Truth
A Collection of Excellence: 227 artworks
The Italian Ministry of Heritage and Culture and Tourism, in accord with Fondazione Giorgio e Isa de Chirico, has instituted a safeguard for 227 artworks in the Foundation’s collection in recognition of the important artistic and historical significance they hold...
Authentic Painting Signaled as Fake
On 17 October 2013, Sotheby’s London sold a painting by Giorgio de Chirico, Le Muse Inquietanti (The Disquieting Muses; late 1940s, oil on canvas, 90x70 cm, signed lower left “g. de Chirico”) during its 20th Century Italian Art auction for £398,500 (€472,000.00). The...
The Real Reason for Criticising the de Chirico Foundation
Letter to the Editor The Art Newspaper, n. 252 December 2013
Commemorative plaque placed on the façade of the house where Alberto Savinio lived in Via Bruno Buozzi, Rome
Sixty years after the passing of Alberto Savinio in May, 1952, the Municipality of Rome has honoured the artist with a commemorative plague placed on the façade of the house in which he lived and worked for the last years of his life. The artist contributed greatly to...