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.:. art / a meteoric painter 
February 7 through September 27, 2020
reopened from May 28, 2020
Thu-Sun 11am-7:30pm

slideshow .:. Currently considered among the most outstanding painters in 17th-century France, de La Tour (1593-1652) left few documents concerning his life. His works were nearly forgotten, and he entered the official history of art in relatively recent times. As his refined candle-lit chiaroscuro technique reveals, de La Tour was certainly influenced by Caravaggio's art, but we don't know if he ever travelled to Italy.
.:. This major exhibition, with artworks on temporary loan from twenty-eight museums and galleries from all over the world, has also provided the opportunity to provide an updated catalogue of the artist's works. The mistery of a meteoric painter begins, perhaps, to be revealed.

Georges de La Tour. LʼEuropa della luce
 Palazzo Reale
Piazzetta Reale 
Duomo district
Duomo
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Euro 16 / Euro 14
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