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The Lagoon: defence of Venice

The Parco della Laguna di Venezia is organizing a competition for infant and primary schools in the Procinve of Venice with the aim of ecnouraging knowledge about the lagoon, and to make children more aware of the protection of this heritage, as well as to glean suggestions fot its sustainable use.

 

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Backstage. The world of fabric and costume, fashion in the Eighteenth Century Backstage. The world of fabric and costume, fashion in the Eighteenth Century

The extensive storerooms of Palazzo Mocenigo housing the rich collections of clothes, garments, accessories and fabrics offer the public an unusual visit to places that are usually only open for employees.

This is an opportunity that is not to be missed when visiting the museum and offers an itinerary through fashion in the...

Olympia, 1863  Olio su tela, 130 x 190 cm Parigi, Musée d’Orsay © Musée d’Orsay, Manet. Return to Venice

Manet. Return to Venice is the name of the exhibition the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia will host from 24th April to 18th August 2013 in the monumental rooms of the Doge’s Palace, planned with the special collaboration of the Musée D’Orsay in Paris, which possesses the...

Théodore Gouvy, between France and Germany Théodore Gouvy, between France and Germany

Gouvy was a man of dual, French and German, culture, which can be felt in his works. Being a man of some means, he was not obliged to earn a living from music and he divided his time between Paris, Leipzig and Hombourg-Haut (in the Moselle department, Lorraine), where he would often go to seek inspiration (his brother owned a metallurgical establishment there). Although he was held in high...

 Portrait of Francesco Maria Piave Not only Giuseppe Verdi. The unpublished librettos by Francesco Maria Piave

Francesco Maria Piave (Murano, 1810 – Milan, 1876), was a celebrated librettist and composer from Murano, whose most prolific work was for Giuseppe Verdi, for whom he wrote ten librettos, including for “La dame aux camélias” by Alexandre Dumas.

The Casa Goldoni has a...