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SUMMARY:On the Trail of St. Francis of Assisi
DESCRIPTION:The life of St. Francis of Assisi was a continuous journey. His strong calling to preach led him to undertake long journeys to spread the Gospel and bring peace to regions ravaged by war.\nThe geographical map of his spiritual life began and ended in his hometown\, Assisi\, where he renounced his father’s wealth and\, in the church of San Damiano\, received the call from the Crucified Christ to “repair His Church” in 1205—and where he later composed the Canticle of the Creatures\, a prayer of praise to God\, the Creator of all things.  \nA bibliographic exhibition at Angelica traces the stages of his life in Italy and beyond\, showcasing some of the most significant volumes related to the saint’s life. \n 
URL:https://bibliotecaangelica.cultura.gov.it/en/evento/on-the-trail-of-st-francis-of-assisi/
LOCATION:Salone della Biblioteca\, P.zza di Sant'Agostino 8\, Roma\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Mostre
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SUMMARY:The Queen of Culture: Christina of Sweden in Rome
DESCRIPTION:On the 400th anniversary of the birth of Christina of Sweden (1626–1689)\, the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei\, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture\, the Barberini Corsini National Galleries\, the Vatican Apostolic Library\, and the Istituto Centrale per la Grafica\, presents a major exhibition dedicated to one of the most cultured and controversial sovereigns in European history.After abdicating the throne and converting to Catholicism\, Christina took up residence for about thirty years at Palazzo Riario (now Palazzo Corsini)\, transforming it into one of the main driving forces behind the cultural\, artistic\, and scientific life of seventeenth-century Rome.Through With six thematic sections and a 3D reconstruction of the Hall of the Muses in the palace’s atrium\, the exhibition brings together paintings\, sculptures\, rare manuscripts\, and exceptional artifacts from prestigious Italian and foreign institutions (the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm\, the Château de Fontainebleau\, the Kungliga Biblioteket in Stockholm\, and the Leiden University Library in Leiden): \n\nChristina in Sweden: Her Youth\, Coronation\, and Abdication.\nChristina in Rome: Her Arrival in the City in 1655 and the Media and Political Impact of the Event.\nChristina and the Papacy: Her relationships with the popes and high-ranking prelates\, including Cardinal Decio Azzolini.\nChristina as Patron and Collector: The paintings\, sculptures\, tapestries\, gems\, coins\, and precious manuscripts in her library.\nChristina and Mythology\, Astrology\, Science\, and Alchemy: The paintings\, manuscripts\, and artifacts that bear witness to her extraordinary interest in mythology\, astrology\, and the alchemical sciences.\nLiterature\, Theater\, and Music: Private Theater at Palazzo Riario and Music Commissioning.\nThe exhibition concludes with a multimedia section: The Myth of Cristina in Cinema\, from Greta Garbo to Liv Ullmann.\n\nExhibition organized under the High Patronage of the President of the Republic\, with support from the Ministry of Culture\, Intesa Sanpaolo\, and the Friends of the Accademia dei Lincei Association.Location: Rome – Palazzo Corsini – Via della Lungara 10\nVenue: Library\nEvent language: Italian\nDates: November 13\, 2026\, through February 14\, 2027\nHours: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.\nOpen: Tuesday–SundayLocation: Library (Palazzo Corsini\, 1st floor)Admission: General admission €5.00; Reduced admission €3.00Guided tours: Saturdays and Sundays at 3:00 p.m. (max. 25 people)visitebiblioteca@lincei.it
URL:https://bibliotecaangelica.cultura.gov.it/en/evento/the-queen-of-culture-christina-of-sweden-in-rome/
LOCATION:palazzo corsini\, via della Lungara\, 10\, Roma\, Italy
CATEGORIES:External exhibitions
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SUMMARY:TREES by Giuseppe Mortillaro
DESCRIPTION:Those dry\, pitiful branches that once twisted in their desperate attempt to protect those poor\, scrawny crowns are now green. Though old now\, they are finally crowned and offer shade.\nFurther on\, once we reached the marina\, there was a pine grove planted for commercial purposes; and then\, on the large dune facing the sea—protected by salt marshes adorned with lilies—stood the natural pine grove with its tall\, centuries-old pines bearing all the scars of the world.\nToday\, with no protection even from the man-made forest of houses that had saved other pine trees\, they are disappearing; they are no longer there.\nThey exist\, however\, in a painting—an image captured from nature—and now they live everywhere\, wherever that painting is displayed. \nGalleria AngelicaVia Sant’Agostino 11 – Rome(11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. / 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.)OPENING\nSaturday\, November 14\, 2026\, at 5:00 p.m. \n  \n 
URL:https://bibliotecaangelica.cultura.gov.it/en/evento/trees-by-giuseppe-mortillaro/
LOCATION:Galleria della Biblioteca\, Via di Sant'Agostino 11\, Roma\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Mostre
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SUMMARY:500 Years Since the Birth of Fabrizio Caroso da Sermoneta
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate this important anniversary\, the Caroso 500 project—conceived by Chiara Gelmetti and organized by the Wunderkammer Orchestra and the WKO-ADA Dance Division—has been launched\, in gratitude for the invaluable treatises of the distinguished Maestro from Sermoneta\, who has bequeathed to us these magnificent dances. Although biographical details are fragmentary (drawn mostly from his works)\, Fabrizio Caroso is known to have been a celebrated choreographer and dance master\, as well as a composer and writer. He dedicated his famous treatise *Il Ballarino* (Venice\, 1581)—reprinted under the title *Nobiltà di Dame* (Venice\, 1600 and 1605)—to the art of 16th-century dance; these are essential treatises for learning this repertoire and to which Caroso owes his undisputed fame.
URL:https://bibliotecaangelica.cultura.gov.it/en/evento/500-years-since-the-birth-of-fabrizio-caroso-da-sermoneta/
LOCATION:Salone della Biblioteca\, P.zza di Sant'Agostino 8\, Roma\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Convegni
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