As a part of a brand new collaboration, the Louvre is presenting round thirty of the best masterpieces of the Capodimonte Museum in Naples, juxtaposed with works within the Louvre, in three totally different areas within the museum. A programme of music and cinema accompanies the occasion…
For six months, guests to the Louvre shall be fortunate sufficient to find Naples in Paris, with distinctive works together with Masaccio‘s Crucifixion (an vital artist whose work just isn’t in any of the Louvre’s collections), a big portray by Giovanni Bellini, and three work by Parmigianino, all juxtaposed with works from the Louvre, together with Titian, Caravaggio and lots of extra.
The exhibition is being held in a number of of the museum’s rooms – the Salon Carré, Grande Galerie and salle Rosa on the primary ground of the Denon wing, in addition to the Salle de la Chapelle and Salle de l’Horloge on the first and 2nd flooring respectively of the Sully wing, and along with work you’ll be capable of see artwork objects, drawings and sculptures, a few of that are extraordinarily uncommon.
A lot of occasions are being held to enhance the exhibition:
— a live performance by the Orchestre de Paris on the twenty first June (often known as the ‘Fête de la Musique’),
— a drawing workshop on sure Thursdays, specializing in Capodimonte,
— a live performance by Nu Genea who’re a part of the brand new music scene in Naples, being held on twentieth July beneath the Louvre’s pyramid (which explains why ttickets are 38€),
— a stage present Les Fantômes de Naples which runs from twenty eighth June – third July, in collaboration with Paris’ Théâtre de la Ville and Florence’s Teatro della Pergola…
A listing for the exhibition (320 pages) can be accessible for round 42€ right here at your native amazon.
And to be taught extra in regards to the exhibition from one of many curators, you’ll be able to watch the quick movie beneath (click on ‘settings’ to see the English subtitles).
The exhibition Naples in Paris is on the Louvre (right here) till twenty fifth September 2023 (for the ‘Salle de l’Horloge’ room) and till eighth January 2024 for the opposite rooms
Open day-after-day besides Tuesdays from 9am-6pm (9.45pm Fridays). Final entry an hour earlier than closing
Admission: 17€
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