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Christian Parisot Unveils Volume VI of Modigliani’s Biography and Catalogue Raisonné

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Christian Parisot’s “Modigliani – Biographie / Catalogue Raisonné,” Volume VI represents the culmination of decades of meticulous research into the life and work of Amedeo Modigliani. Presented at Palazzo Graziani in San Marino, this 415-page publication not only offers an exhaustive account of Modigliani’s artistic journey but also provides invaluable insights through newly uncovered works and rigorous authenticity analyses. With contributions from renowned scholars and a seamless blend of narrative and archival precision, Parisot’s latest volume stands as an essential resource for both art historians and enthusiasts, solidifying Modigliani’s legacy through a modern lens of scholarship.

San Marino Exhibition: Masterpieces of Hidden Heritage from Private Collections

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Hidden behind closed doors for centuries, these masterpieces have never stood before the public eye—until now. Masterpieces of Hidden Heritage – Works of Art from Private Collections invites visitors on an unprecedented journey through time, unveiling treasures from private collections that chart the evolution of art across Europe’s most iconic regions. From the delicate brushstrokes of Vittore Belliniano’s Deposition at the Sepulchre to the sculptural genius of Donatello’s Madonna and Child, and from the haunting realism of Giuseppe Ribera’s Saint Jerome to the modernist purity of Giorgio Morandi’s Still Life, each piece whispers stories of its origin, its journey, and its enduring legacy. This exhibition, set against the historic backdrop of San Marino—the oldest republic in the world—reveals not only extraordinary works of art but also the cultural heartbeat of the states that shaped them.