Opening times
Monday to Thursday 9.30 am > 7.30 pm
Friday and Saturday 9.30 am > 10.00 pm
Sunday 9.30 am > 8.30 pm
(Last entry one hour before)
Aperture straordinarie
Lunedì 25 aprile 9.30 - 20.30
Domenica 1 maggio 9.30 - 20.30
Giovedì 2 giugno 9.30 - 20.30
Mercoledì 29 giugno 9.30 - 20.30
Lunedì 15 agosto 9.30 - 20.30
(La biglietteria chiude un'ora prima)
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ADMISSION
Full price € 13,00
Concession € 11,00
Group concession € 10,00 (booking required, obligatory microphone equipment, min 15 max 25 people)
Children concession € 5,00(children from 4 to 11)
Schools € 5,00 (booking required, obligatory microphone equipment, min 15 max 25 people)
BOOKING FEE
Groups and Individuals € 1,50
Schools € 1,00
INFORMATION AND BOOKING
T +39 06 87 15 111
ADMISSION MUCHA + BARBIE
Full price € 21,00
Concession € 17,00
Children concession € 8,00
GUIDED TOURS
(admission not included, booking required, obligatory microphone equipment , min 15 max 25 people)
Guided tours for schools € 80,00
Guided tours for schools in foreign language € 90,00
Guided tours for groups € 100,00
Guided tours for groups in foreign language € 110,00
MICROPHONE EQUIPMENT
Groups € 30,00 Schools € 15,00
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Description
The Complesso del Vittoriano is housing a major retrospective on the leading representative of Art Nouveau and one of the most celebrated artists in Europe at the turn of the 20th century: Alphonse Mucha.
Under the aegis of Istituto per la storia del Risorgimento , organized and produced by Arthemisia Group in collaboration with the Mucha Foundation, with the support of the Regione Lazio, the exhibition is bringing a remarkable nucleus of works by the Czech artist to Rome: over 200 masterpieces illustrating the development of Mucha's career and the maturation of a man who lived in one of the most tumultuous periods of European history.
The grand Roman exhibition, curated by Tomoko Sato, is bringing to Italy many posters, drawings, paintings, decorative works, books and photographs for the first time. Through works such as Gismonda (1894), The Seasons: Summer (1896), Madonna of the Lilies (1905) and Study for 'The Slav Epic' cycle No. 14: The Defence of Sziget (c. 1913-14), the exhibition explores six different aspects of the artist's personality across as many sections: Bohemian in Paris; creator of the Mucha style; cosmopolitan; mystic; patriot; and philosopher-artist.