The kind public will be accompanied by one of our educators to discover the different sections that make up the exhibition dedicated to the painter Cesare Tallone, director of the Carrara Academy in Bergamo from 1885 to 1899.

Tallone becomes the interpreter capable of responding, through the renewal of portraiture, to the representation needs of a community that was moving towards a new modernity. His works, including still lifes and landscapes, will be placed in relation with other forms of representation such as photography and architectural drawing, which in many cases take on the value of important testimonies of collecting and of the social relationships that animate society between Bergamo and Lovere in the last quarter of the century.

Reservation required by calling 349 4118779 or writing [email protected]

Admission and visit €10.00; free up to 10 years of age.

Text and image credits: Accademia Tadini