The life of Olivia Cushing Andersen as recounted by paintings, documents and photos.

A ground-breaking exhibition focusing on gladiators and their world.

The Fifties was the era of “Cafè-Society”, a time of colourful characters and habits which were brought to film screens by the Late Great Italian Director Federico Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita”; a movie star-struck age daily packed with gossip, style and beautiful women.

An exhibition on how the eternal city appeared in Goethe’s times. On view at this exhibition, dedicated to the famous engraver Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-1778), are a selection of 35 etchings from Piranesi’s impressive work: “Views of Rome”.

The exhibition brings together two great artists: Contemporary Painter and Sculptor Ellsworth Kelly and Nineteenth-Century French Neoclassical Painter Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres.

Among the most famous artists of the New York School, Guston, together with Pollock, Rothko and De Kooning, was one of the pioneers of Abstract Expressionism.

Until 30 Apr. 2011 45 full-scale machines, built by a group of academics and skilled craftsmen in Florence-Italy after in-dep...

Donatello, Andrea Bregna, Michelangelo and sculpture in Rome in the 1400s