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The History and the Masterpieces

A tour to admire the Gallerie: the museum, the set-up, the masterpieces and the artistic stories

We'll accompany you on a voyage to discover the glory of the Most Serene Republic, its cultural and economic wealth, its fortunes and misfortunes. We'll get help from the bicentenary history of the Gallerie, our collections and the buildings that make up the museum as it is today – a church, a convent, a "Scuola Grande" , until the Napoleonic suppressions and the birth of the Accademia di Belle Arti. The works of art themselves will tell us the story of the site, of Venice and Veneto, highlighting the links between history and art. We'll travel through the centuries admiring the very best creations, from Paolo Veneziano to Bellini, from Giorgione to Veronese, from Titian to Tiepolo, and we'll find out the reasons why Venetian art would come to be renowned all around the world.

Length: 75 minutes

Cost: 100€ per group (max 25 people)

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The Marvels of Art

Bellini, Giorgione, Titian, Tintoretto as told from the eyes of their contemporaries: Venetian masters through the words of the critics of their times

Dedicated to those who wish the understand the core of the Gallerie admiring the masterpieces of Venetian artists through the words of their contemporaries. The golden age of Venetian painting was outlined by the words of the critics of those times: celebrated masters like Bellini, Giorgione, Titian and Tintoretto have been present since the very first volumes of the reviewers who sealed their success. This will allow us to enter the artistic debate and understand the distinctive nature of Venetian painting, exalting color as its main feature. These words will carry our emotions in the enviroment of the Renaissance and tell us how the soon-to-be absolute masterpieces were seen by their contemporaries.

Length: 75 minutes

Cost: 100€ per group (max 25 people)

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Between Art and Architecture

Learn to appreciate the strong bonds bewteen the architectural complex and the canvases: a museum does not live on artworks alone – but on architecture as well!

One does not live on art alone... but on architecture as well! A thoroughly immersive route where you can gaze at the artworks, the set-ups and the architectural structure of the Gallerie, so that you can admire the exceptional link between "content" and "container". From the church of Santa Maria della Carità to the convent of the Canons of the Lateran designed by Andrea Palladio, with the signature spiral staircase, from the Sala del Capitolo of the Scuola Grande to the postwar refurbishment by Carlo Scarpa: the outstanding context will be linked to the extraordinary artworks, and we'll unveil the close bonds joining the two.

Length: 75 minutes

Cost: 100€ per group (max 25 people)

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Many Saints for Many Canvases

The tales of the saints commissioned by Venetian Scuole: a visual story you can't miss

Far from being schools as we commonly think of them, what actually were the Venetian "Scuole"? Here's a tour to find that out, exploring the great painting series dedicated to the lives of the patron saints commissioned by the Scuole, which were secular confraternities devoted to welfare. We'll tell you the hagiographies and the art history behind the series of the Scuola Grande di San Marco, the Scuola di Sant'Orsola, the masterpieces of the Scuola Grande della Carità, which are still on site, as well as outline the stories of these important and unique Venetian institutions. With a tour dedicated to local piety and history you'll discover a one of a kind institution, with no peers in other Italian cities, in order to understand the uniqueness of the Venetian society at the time of the Republic.

Length: 75 minutes

Cost: 100€ per group (max 25 people)

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