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From December 19th 2009 to April 11th 2010 at Correr Museum you can discover the wonderful collection of nineteenth century drawings - most of which are on display for the very first time – of Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia. The collection is one of the biggest on the graphic scene of that century and includes works by Caffi, Pividor, Guardi, Moro, Bosa, Vervloet ecc.

The exhibition will display works whose subject is Venetian or that were conceived and completed in Venice, so revealing an image of the city during the years of Ruskin: both modern and ancient, distracted and suffering, secret and well-known,full of life and dynamic.

Foreshortening and panoramas of the city, representations of historical events, inexhaustibles reportages of Venice’s corners and architecture and potraits of Venetian society during particular moments of everyday life: at the market, in places of cult or in the famous Saint Mark’s Square’s cafés. A hundred of drawings obscured by the fame of the vast collections of drawings from the eighteenth century that now can receive the attention they deserved.

Informations

Address: San Marco 52 - 30124 Venezia (entrance for the public: St. Mark’s Square, Napoleonic Wing, Monumental Staircase)
Tel: ++39041 2405211 
Fax ++39041 5200935
Tickets: full price 4,00 euro, Free Admission for those purchasing tickets for the Musei di Piazza San Marco, Museum Pass Musei Civici Veneziani, children 0/5 years old; disabled persons with guides, interpreters accompanying groups*; tourist guides accompanying groups*; teachers (one per class) accompanying their pupils.
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Web: www.museiciviciveneziani.it