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From International Florence to the Eternal City: cultural pathways between the 18th and 19th centuries

For this upcoming edition of TEFAF, Walter Padovani will present selection of works of the 18th and 19th centuries that showcase Rome and Florence with their coexistence between different stylistic and cultural trends.

From September 24th to October 2nd at Palazzo Corsini the 32nd BIAF Florence International Antiques Fair will involve many galleries of the international scene. The quality and concreteness of the works of art offered on display, together with the unique location of Palazzo Corsini, overlooking the Arno river and with Florence all around, are what mark it out and make it the second biggest antique art event in the world.

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September 24th - October 2nd 2022 / Open every day from 10:30 am until 8 pm

In occasion of the upcoming London Art Week edition, Walter Padovani Gallery, in collaboration with Trinity Fine Art, will showcase three terracottas during the exhibition titled ”Sacred & Profane; Italian Terracotta Sculpture from the 16th to the 18th centuries”.

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Feminine Images: from Allegory to Realism

For this upcoming edition of TEFAF, Walter Padovani will present a series of hitherto unpublished paintings and sculptures which represent feminine subjects from allegories, portraits and historical context.

Walter Padovani will be participating with an online exhibition at London Art Week. Among the works a terracotta by Bernardino Cametti representing The Nativity (1720 ca). The group appears for the first time in the monograph by Fraschetti (1900) on Bernini as a work by the school of the Sculptor, it was later displayed at the exhibition La Passione di Cristo secondo Bernini. Dipinti e sculture del Barocco romano held in Rome (2007). After that, the Nativity was exhibited in the magnificent Orangerie in the Venaria Reale as part of the exhibition Sfida al Barocco, Rome, Turin and Paris 1680-1750 which along with important loans from Italian, European and American museums, explored artistic developments in the post Baroque period.