Storie di lune e poi di sguaTALES OF MOONS AND MOUNTAINS
January 29, 2022– June 05, 2022
Centro San Gaetano – via Altinate, 71 35100 Padova (PD)
Cured by di Marco Goldin
Artworks of the Fondazione Oskar Reinhart
Organized by Linea d’ombra in collaboration with Padova municipality.
Reinforced Green Pass required
The entrance is submitted to the payment of a ticket. Booking services
The exhibition, which is a completely new format for Italy, is based on the marvellous collection held by the Oskar Reinhart Foundation, part of the network of the Kunst Museum in Winterthur, one of the most interesting art centres in the Swiss Confederation. Belonging to a wealthy merchant family, Oskar Reinhart (1885 – 1965) was the youngest son of Theodor, himself very interested in collecting.
Almost thirty years ago, superb quality selection travelled to some of the major American and European museums, from the County Museum in Los Angeles to the Metropolitan in New York, from the Nationalgalerie in Berlin to the National Gallery in London. And never moved again since.
Therefore, it is exceptional that today, almost three decades after that prestigious international tour, 75 works from the Oskar Reinhart Foundation can come to Padova. Starting with the works of romanticism in Germany, with its major exponents from Friedrich to Runge and Dahl. Among other things, the collection includes five wonderful paintings by Friedrich, the true father of Romanticism, all of which are present in Padova.
Seven thematic sections will enable the visitors to find their way around the Swiss and German art of the 19th century. A journey through painting styles that goes from the striking modernity of Caspar Wolf’s Alpine landscapes at the end of the 18th century to Segantini. In between, a true adventure of form and colour, with sublime views of nature and equally significant portraits. There are also genuine monographic sections such as those dedicated to Böcklin and Hodler, through to German Impressionism and the new, Franchising colours of Swiss painters such as Cuno Amiet and Giovanni Giacometti, in their enchanted valley in the mountains around Maloja.
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the project
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The new, major exhibition in Padua, Dai Romantici a Segantini (From Romantics to Segantini), realised thanks to a collaboration between the cities Municipality and Linea D’Ombra, is the first chapter of a new, wide-ranging exhibition project, conceived by Marco Goldin
and structured in several successive exhibitions. Its overall title is Geographies of Europe. The web of painting between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A vast artistic and historical scenario will give an account of the painting situation in Europe throughout the 19th and part of the 20th century, according to a national division or in contiguous areas.
While this project will highlight territorial specificities, it will also provide a perfect understanding of the relationships between the different national figurative cultures, especially until the early 20th century. Painters travelled and went to places where modernity was advancing. From the Barbizon forest to Paris, the various academies from Vienna to Munich, the great capitals and places where art had given its best over the centuries. In this sense, Italy continued to play a privileged role, if only to think of the many names of those who travelled to the Bel Paese, or even lived there, from Turner to Corot, from Manet to Böcklin, from Monet to Renoir, and we could go on at length with the suggestions.
The individual exhibitions will always examine, between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, by individual nation or geographical area, those periods in which the art of the different areas had offered the highest results. In other words, those times, sometimes shorter, sometimes longer, in which painting had shown itself capable of overcoming the customs of the past.
In Marco Goldin‘s mind, this exhibition project stems from the ongoing fascination with his more than twenty years’ study of 19th-century art in Europe and the rest of the world, which led to his very recent and successful book, Il Giardino e la Luna. Arte dell’Ottocento dal romanticismo all’impressionismo (The garden and the moon. Nineteenth-Century Art from Romanticism to Impressionism) written for La nave di Teseo publishing house. A vast fresco on nineteenth-century painting, with all the possible connections between the various nations involved.
Padova will now have the first exhibition of the cycle, something absolutely new for the Italian public, which will find itself involved within the confines of a marvellous story, made up of enchanted landscapes and unforgettable portraits. But the exhibition itself is also aimed at introducing the starting point of art in Europe at the beginning of the 19th century, namely Romanticism. This is why Germany is at the centre of this exhibition, together with Switzerland with which it shares, at least in part of the century, similar intentions, especially in terms of realism. Obviously, there is no shortage of distinctions, since it is precisely Switzerland, between the 19th and 20th centuries, with some enchanting painters, from Hodler to Segantini, who came from Italy, that shows how it is more open to the new.
Organised by Linea d’ombra in collaboration with the municipality of Padua. Curatorship by Marco Goldin.
The entrance is submitted to the payment of a ticket. Booking services
when?
Monday to Friday: 9-13.30 – 14.30-18
EXHIBITION HOURS
(last entry 70 minutes before closing)
- Monday: 10-18
- Wednesday and Thursday: 10-13 / 14.30-19
- Friday: 10-13 / 14.30-20
- Saturday: 10-13 / 14-20
- Sunday: 10-13 / 14-19.30
Closed on Tuesday
CALL CENTRE FOR INFO AND BOOKING – Tel. 0422 429999 biglietto@lineadombra.it
The entrance is submitted to the payment of a ticket. Booking services
where?
Centro San Gaetano via Altinate, 71 Padova (PD)
ANTI COVID-19 measures
ARRIVE 15 MINUTES EARLIER
You must arrive 15 minutes before visiting time to ensure the necessary preliminary checks for your safety.
If you arrive late, we will not necessarily be able to grant you entrance.
OBBLIGO DI SUPER GREEN PASS E MASCHERINA FFP2
Per l’ingresso nel Centro San Gaetano, sarà necessario esibire, in formato digitale o cartaceo, il super green pass e indossare correttamente la mascherina FFP2.
TERMOSCANNER
Al tuo arrivo misureremo la temperatura corporea.
Per entrare, dovrà essere inferiore a 37,5°.
STAFF
All our staff wear the equipment provided for a safe visit.
stationary posts are equipped with barriers for physical separation.
SANITISING GEL
At various points in San Gaetano Centre you will find dispensers of hydroalcoholic solution for hand hygiene.
CLEAN AND SANITISED ENVIRONMENTS
Centro San Gaetano ensures scrupulous cleaning of all rooms with detergents and disinfectants. Daily sanitation is also carried out with particular attention to the toilets and all frequently touched surfaces.
AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM
In the exhibition areas of Centro San Gaetano, an ultra-modern air conditioning system has just been installed, which ensures that the air is constantly filtered and exchanged.
MASK
Wear it correctly, covering your nose and mouth, throughout your stay at San Gaetano Centre.
BOOKING
Reservations are strongly recommended and can be made up to one hour before the visit.
SERVICES AND REGULATIONS
BOOKSHOP
On leaving the exhibition you will find our bookshop with the exhibition catalogue, Marco Goldin’s new book, ll Giardino e la Luna. Arte dell’Ottocento dal Romanticismo (The Garden and The Moon. Nineteenth-Century Art from Romanticism to Impressionism) and all the exhibition merchandising.
CABINETS
There is no cloakroom service.
Lockers with keys are available for storing your belongings.
CHECKS ON BAGS AND LUGGAGE
Eligible small bags on display will be inspected by security staff.
CAFETERIA
On the ground floor of the Centro San Gaetano an excellent cafeteria-restaurant awaits you where you can enjoy a rich menu for breakfast, lunch or snacks at the counter.
it is not allowed
- bring in suitcases, large bags, backpacks, prams, food, drinks, umbrellas, animals (of any size).
- use mobile phones, cameras or other electronic devices.
tickets
(prices include booking fee)
Ticket € 15,00
Reduced price ticket € 12,00 students and university students up to 26 years of age with ID card, over 65 years of age, journalists with ID card
Reduced price ticket for underage kids from 6 to 17 years of age € 8,00
TICKETS WITH GUIDED TOUR
(prices include booking fee)
Ticket € 22,00
Reduced price ticket € 19,00 students and university students up to 26 years of age with ID card, over 65 years of age, journalists with ID card
Reduced price ticket for underage kids from 6 to 17 years of age € 15,00
For free ticket holders (children up to 5 years of age – accompanying persons with disabilities), the guided tour remains subject to payment (€ 7).
GROUPS – RESERVATION REQUIRED
(minimum 15, maximum 20 people)
Ticket € 12,00
Reduced price ticket for underage kids from 6 to 17 years of age € 8,00
SCHOOLS – RESERVATION REQUIRED
(minimum 15, maximum 20 students with 2 accompanying teachers free of charge)
Reduced price ticket € 6,00
For visits on Saturdays and Sundays, the group rate applies.
FREE ENTRANCE
Children up to the age of 5 (not in a school group), accompanying disabled people.
For people with disabilities who need an accompanying person, reservations must be made through the call centre 0422 429999.
GUIDED TOURS (visits with own guide not allowed)
Groups € 100,00
Schools € 60,00
Individuals € 7,00 per person (in groups of minimum 15, maximum 20 people)
Guided tours are conducted with the aid of a microphone with disposable earphones, included in the cost of the guided tour.
AUDIOGUIDE – A great story by Marco Goldin dedicated to the exhibition.
Adults € 6,50
Kids € 4,50
The price includes a disposable headset. Available by reservation and directly at the exhibition.
For booking tickets.
HOW TO CONTACT THE ORGANISER?
Linea d’ombra
Tel. +39 0422 3095 – info@lineadombra.it
www.lineadombra.it
UFFICIO STAMPA – Studio Esseci di Sergio Campagnolo
Tel. +39 049 663499 – info@studioesseci.net
www.studioesseci.net
Something absolutely unprecedented for Italian audiences, who will find themselves involved within the confines of a marvellous story, made up of enchanting landscapes and unforgettable portraits.
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