From a Square to a Fountain and that there is in Between

In this visit we shall start in the famous and beautiful Fontana di Trevi, walking towards Piazza Navona. In between, we shall explore and visit some very important and interesting monuments, such as the almost two thousand years Pantheon, where the great Raphael is buried. Exploring the places together, we shall be able to appreciate even more their meaning, importance in the original context. 

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Art at the Service of Power

The Greatness of the Roman Caesars and after them the Popes, can be still felt today in the streets and monuments of Rome.

Art is a very important instrument to manifest that, and in this visit we shall see and hear about part of the ways which were used.

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Borghese Gallery - Intensive and Private visit

This visit offers the chance to admire the beauty and perfection of the works by Titian, Caravaggio, Bernini,Canova and other great artists of the Western Culture.
We will unlock the secret language in these works while trying to read them in their original context.

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"Let There Be Light" - Caravaggio the genius in Rome

Though his very short life, the painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, managed to revolutionize the Artistic Language of his time. Provocations or just another way of expressing? Heresy or deep belief and involvement and that which he believed? These and other issues will be examined in this visit after Caravaggio in Rome.

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How to look at Statues - from Ancient period to the Baroque

Do all of the Ancient Greek statues which we define that way are really Greeks? Maybe they are actually Ancient Romans which copy the lost ones. How we can recognize what is original and what is a replica? How can we read ancient statues, and can we read Statues in general?

About that and other interesting issues, in this visit.

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Palazzo Barberini

Right at the center of the Eternal city, located Palazzo Barberini. A family that at the beginning of the way had a Three Horse-flies as the Coat of Arm, switched it into Three Bees. In the 17th century, Maffeo Barberini was elected as a Pope, named Urban VIII, who was a very important patron of arts and of Bernini in particular.

In the wonderful Baroque palace we shall examine the great art collection which includes also works by Caravaggio and his followers. 

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