Расписание: Mon 2.30 pm - 7.30 pm | Tue / Wed / Fri / Sun 9.30 am - 7.30 pm | Thu / Sat 9.30 am - 10.30 pm
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Местоположение: Palazzo Reale
Адрес: Piazza Duomo 12
More than 100 images, ten thematic groupings and personal documents, such as portraits, letters and books, make up the varied body of works on display at the Palazzo Reale in the exhibition dedicated to Margaret Bourke-White (1904-1971). The fearless photo-journalist and pioneer of social-issue-based photography, dedicated her life to documenting the stories unfolding before her. Her portraits of Stalin and Gandhi are famed, but also her reporting on Apartheid in South Africa and racial issues in the United States. The images on display are from the archives of Life in New York, the magazine for which Bourke-White worked and for which she shot the very first cover image. The images are presented chronologically, retracing her creative, human and existential path. They cover the most important events and people of the 1900s, as well as encounters with other photographers, like Alfred Eisenstaedt and Lee Miller.
Luigi Sacchi, Alessandro Duroni, Luca Fortunato Comerio were among the first to immortalise the city’s artistic heritage with its works of art, monuments and historic events.
Madonna of the Towers by Bramantino at the Mystery of the Overturned Toad
What symbology is hidden behind the animal depicted by the artist under the figure of Archangel Michael in the work created towards the end of the second decade of the 1500s?
