It has taken three years of restoration and 6 million euros but in the end Villa Necchi is reopening its doors for visitors. The beautiful residence built between 1932 and 1935 by architect Piero Portaluppi and modernized by Tomaso Buzzi, brought architectonic rationalism to the Italian economic capital. The villa was built by an enlightened family of the high bourgeoisie of Pavia that, having moved to Milan, made of their house a coterie for cultural aggregation open to the world. It was donated to the FAI in 2001 by the sisters Gigina Necchi Campigli and Nedda Necchi and today it is reopening its doors, placing itself as the city’s renewed cultural reference point, which in the administrators’ intentions will have to be not only a place to admire but a place to live.
VILLA NECCHI-CAMPIGLIO, JEWEL OF MILAN, REOPENS ITS DOORS
May 30 2008
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EXCELLENT RESULTS FOR CHRISTIE’S MILAN
May 28 2008
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On 26th May, Christie’s Milan held a unique event for Italian collectors who are passionate about modern and contemporary art.
Indeed, at Palazzo Clerici the public could attend the auctioning of works executed by artists that have somehow marked the history of Italian 20th-century art: Agostino Bonalumi, Mario Sironi, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Renato Guttuso and many more.
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CHRISTIE’S MILAN PREPARES FOR MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART
May 26 2008
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Only few days are left until the auction of Modern and Contemporary Art that will be held at Christie’s Milan. For the 26th May the Italian public, but not only, is getting ready for this extraordinary sale that will have as protagonists the most famous names of Italian 20th century art, such as Mario Schifano, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Enzo Cucchi, Tano Festa, Renato Guttuso, but also more international figures, including Tom Wesselmann, Hans Hartung and Victor Vasarely.
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PANDOLFINI’S CONTEMPORARY ART: ANDY WARHOL THE STAR
May 6 2008
The painting Vesuvius, created by Andy Warhol in 1985 is to go back on the market on occasion of the historical exhibition at the Capodimonte Museum organised thanks to the Lucio Amelio Foundation, and by the Organisation of Artistic and Historical Heritage in Naples. The work will be put on auction by Pandolfini on 21st May during the session dedicated to modern and contemporary art and design.
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