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Ferrara Arte


Gli anni folli. La Parigi di Modigliani, Picasso e Dalì. 1918-1933

Also this year Eni is a partner of the exhibition event "Gli anni folli. La Parigi di Modigliani, Picasso e Dalì. 1918-193(The Mad Years: The Paris of Modigliani, Picasso and Dalì. 1918-1933) at the Palazzo di Diamanti, from 11 September 2011 to 8 January 2012.

Modern masters, such as Monet, Matisse, Mondrian, Picasso, Braque, Modigliani, Chagall, Duchamp, De Chirico, Miró, Magritte and Dalí are the key figures in a major exhibition by Ferrara Arte that, for the first time in Italy, through a careful selection of works coming from prestigious public and private collections all over the world, tells about this golden period in the City of Light.

 

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Continuing a project successfully run last year, Eni is the sole partner of an educational initiative that aims to offer a detailed look at the themes of the exhibition using tools that, while remaining rigorously scientific, are also markedly user-friendly. The project includes the creation of an illustrated book for children aged between 6 and 9, a programme of activities for middle and high schools and a cycle of conferences and meetings. Once again Eni has chosen a strategy that is focused on attracting the highest possible number of visitors to art and culture, a fundamental element in the development of society. To this it has added a new approach to "explaining" to children and young people the meaning and content of the exhibition in order to develop their enthusiasm for looking at works of art.
To achieve this, in addition to the book, a series of laboratories and a theatre show have also been organised. Values such as innovation, culture, sustainability, efficiency and partnership are integral to the character of Eni as a company, which, in its history, has consistently promoted a broad range of cultural, artistic and musical events, both in Italy and abroad. And this is the context for the company's active involvement in numerous exhibitions and shows in Italy and around the world, as well as partnership agreements between the company and prestigious cultural institutions, including the Musée du Louvre in Paris.

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Visitor information

11th September 2011 - 8th January 2012

Opening hours
Open every day, including Mondays and public holidays:
9am – 7pm
Also open: 1 November; 8, 25, 26 December; 1, 6 January
(last admission at 6.30pm)

Palazzo dei Diamanti
Corso Ercole I d'Este, 21 – 44121 Ferrara

Admission
Full: 10.00 Euros
Reduced: 8.50 Euros (children and youth ages 6-18, university students, other concessions, ticket holders for the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Casa Romei, the Pinacoteca Nazionale di Ferrara, and the Castello Estense, visitors with a valid railway ticket for Ferrara)
Groups (minimum 15 people): 8.00 Euros (guide admitted free for every 20 people)
School groups: 4.00 Euros (two teachers admitted free)
Free admission to children under 6, the disabled and their companion, journalists with press passes, tourist guides with passes, military personnel in uniform.

Info & Tickets
Tel. (0039) 0532 24 49 49 Fax (0039) 0532 20 30 64


Contact us
Email: diamanti@comune.fe.it

Press office
Studio ESSECI di Sergio Campagnolo
Tel. (0039) 049 66 34 99 Fax (0039) 049 65 50 98
Email: info@studioesseci.net
www.studioesseci.net

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  • Salvador Dalí, The Echo of the Void, c. 1935. Oil on canvas, cm 73 x 92 - Milan, Private collection
    Salvador Dalí, The Echo of the Void, c. 1935. Oil on canvas, cm 73 x 92 - Milan, Private collection
  • André Derain Harlequin, 1923. Oil on canvas, cm 92 x 73 - Copenhagen, Statens Museum for Kunst © by SIAE 2011
    André Derain Harlequin, 1923. Oil on canvas, cm 92 x 73 - Copenhagen, Statens Museum for Kunst © by SIAE 2011
  • Pablo Picasso Maternity, 1921 - Oil on canvas, cm 65,5 x 46,5 - Private collection © Succession Picasso, by SIAE 2011
    Pablo Picasso Maternity, 1921 - Oil on canvas, cm 65,5 x 46,5 - Private collection © Succession Picasso, by SIAE 2011
  • Juan Gris, Seated Harlequin, 1920, Oil on canvas, cm 100,3 x 71,1 - Los Angeles County Museum of Art, David E. Bright Bequest
    Juan Gris, Seated Harlequin, 1920, Oil on canvas, cm 100,3 x 71,1 - Los Angeles County Museum of Art, David E. Bright Bequest
  • Henri Matisse, Reclining Nude II, 1927 - Bronze, cm 28,6 x 50,2 x 15,2. Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Gift of the Dayton-Hudson Corporation © Succession H. Matisse, by SIAE 2011
    Henri Matisse, Reclining Nude II, 1927 - Bronze, cm 28,6 x 50,2 x 15,2. Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Gift of the Dayton-Hudson Corporation © Succession H. Matisse, by SIAE 2011
  • Pierre Bonnard, Nude, Yellow Background, 1924 - Oil on canvas, cm cm 57,2 x 49,2. Dallas Museum of Art. Dono della Meadows Foundation Inc.© by SIAE 2011
    Pierre Bonnard, Nude, Yellow Background, 1924 - Oil on canvas, cm cm 57,2 x 49,2. Dallas Museum of Art. Dono della Meadows Foundation Inc.© by SIAE 2011
  • Alexander Calder, Untitled, c. 1929. Wire, cm 26,7 x 19,7 x 25,4 - New York, Calder Foundation © Calder Foundation, New York, by SIAE 2011
    Alexander Calder, Untitled, c. 1929. Wire, cm 26,7 x 19,7 x 25,4 - New York, Calder Foundation © Calder Foundation, New York, by SIAE 2011
  • Amedeo Modigliani, Boy in short pants, c. 1918. Oil on canvas, cm 99,7 x 64,8 - Dallas Museum of Art. Dono della Leland Fikes Foundation Inc.
    Amedeo Modigliani, Boy in short pants, c. 1918. Oil on canvas, cm 99,7 x 64,8 - Dallas Museum of Art. Dono della Leland Fikes Foundation Inc.
  • Pierre-Auguste Renoir, The Source, 1906. Oil on canvas, cm 92 x 73 - Zurich, Foundation E.G. Bührle Collection
    Pierre-Auguste Renoir, The Source, 1906. Oil on canvas, cm 92 x 73 - Zurich, Foundation E.G. Bührle Collection
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