Jesi – It is on the occasion ofexceptional returnin Italy, of the masterpieces of one of the artists most loved everthat the Feu!Lab Gallery organize a unmissable appointment for all art lovers: Sunday 14 July a guided tour of the cultural center is scheduled Altinate San Gaetano Of Padua to admire the works of Claude Monetdirectly from Musee Marmottan Paris.
At a distance of 150 years since the birth of Impressionism, the exhibition celebrates one of the founding fathers of the movement with the exposition of over 50 pictorial worksincluding the very famous ones Water lilies. A unique opportunity to admire part of Monet’s extraordinary legacy and to immerse yourself in the world of impressionist art under the expert guidance of the art historian from Jesi Federico Pace.
But it doesn’t end here. To make the experience of this use even more pleasant and complete, Wednesday 26 June, at 9pm Feu!Lab will make its spaces available for one evening dedicated entirely to preparation ahead of the exhibition.
«A meeting – he explains Maurizio Fava – which will allow us to better understand what awaits us and to study the works beforehand topics covered».
«Claude Monet and theImpressionism they revolutionized the way of seeing and representing realitycapturing fleeting moments with a focus unique on light and color. Seeing his works in person is fundamental because they are much larger than expected in photos and the complex use of color creates a breathtaking visual impact.”
The cost of the trip will be 85 euros per person, all inclusive. The number of seats is limitedto participate is Pre-registration is mandatory by June 28th to the 328 702 48 53
Sunday 14 July – The Programme:
• Departure at 9 am from Jesi, Piazzale Porta Valle
• Bus trip arriving in Padua at approximately 12.30pm
• Lunch at the restaurant Clear sea
• Guided tour of the exhibition at the Altinate San Gaetano cultural center from approximately 3pm to 5pm
• Free walk around the city
• Return arriving in Jesi at approximately 9pm
[email protected]
(Featured photo, Federico Pace at Feu!Lab)
©️all rights reserved
