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From Jacopo della Quercia to Donatello
Arts in Siena during the early Renaissance
from 26 March to 11 July 2010
Complesso Museale Santa Maria della Scala
The exhibition displays about two hundred works amongst paintings, sculptures, miniatures, fabrics and goldsmith's art, organized in eight sections covering the history of Sienese art from 1400 - 1460. Visits to the Museums and Oratories of the Contrade
January - May 2010
The ancient headquarters of the Contrade are open all together for the first time on the occasion of the celebrations for the 700 years of the Sienese "Costituto". They lovingly keep the testimonies of the life of each of the 17 peoples of Siena, guardians of an age-old and inimitable history. Extraordinary uncovering of the floor of Siena's cathedral
from 18 August to 29 October 2010
Cattedrale - Piazza del Duomo
The Duomo of Siena offers its visitors a unique event: the complete viewing of the Cathedral's floor, 1,300 square metres of inlaid marble realized during the centuries by the greatest Sienese artists
Arts in Siena during the early Renaissance
from 26 March to 11 July 2010
Complesso Museale Santa Maria della Scala
The exhibition displays about two hundred works amongst paintings, sculptures, miniatures, fabrics and goldsmith's art, organized in eight sections covering the history of Sienese art from 1400 - 1460. Visits to the Museums and Oratories of the Contrade
January - May 2010
The ancient headquarters of the Contrade are open all together for the first time on the occasion of the celebrations for the 700 years of the Sienese "Costituto". They lovingly keep the testimonies of the life of each of the 17 peoples of Siena, guardians of an age-old and inimitable history. Extraordinary uncovering of the floor of Siena's cathedral
from 18 August to 29 October 2010
Cattedrale - Piazza del Duomo
The Duomo of Siena offers its visitors a unique event: the complete viewing of the Cathedral's floor, 1,300 square metres of inlaid marble realized during the centuries by the greatest Sienese artists
