Sculptures on the Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II
Beginning today, VIVE, the association that oversees Vittoria and Palazzo Venezia, launched a new initiative to restore the sculptures on the monument to Victor Emanuel II, or Vittoriano, thanks to funding from Bulgari. The project reflects Bulgari’s link to the Eternal City and devotion for preserving its treasures for future generations. The site will be open so visitors can see progress as it is being made, as well as follow the restoration online on the Institute’s site.
Riccardo Benassi, Monia Ben Hamouda and Binta Diaw are the three shortlisted artists for the fourth edition of MAXXI BVLGARI PRIZE. The three finalists were announced recentely during a special event at the Italian Embassy in Paris.
An award dedicated to supporting young artists, this is the fourth edition of the prize and the selected artists' ...
Within the history of the lapidary arts, the so-called “CABOCHON” cut is considered one of the oldest techniques of cutting gems.
Appreciated since Antiquity, this technique was practiced by craftsmen from China to the Mediterranean basin, via India, because it highlighted the color of the gemstones.
The CABOCHON cut became a signature of ...