In Padua Palazzo Zabarella the exhibition of the Macchiaioli painters: Telemaco Signorini, Giovanni Fattori, Silvestro Lega, Vincenzo Cabianca, Adriano Cecioni.

The Macchiaioli (literally, patch- or spot-makers), was a group of Italian artists based in Tuscany during the second half of the 19th century, formed more than a decade before the French Impressionists. Their work was influenced by Camille Corot, Gustave Courbet, the painters of the Barbizon School, and other 19th-century plein-air painters whose work they saw on their visits to Paris, especially in the Exposition universelle of 1855.

The exhibition, promoted by Marco Goldin's Linea D'ombra, will host 78 works by the beloved Dutch painter Van Gogh . It will be a fantastic way for the city of the Saint to restart with tourism. There will also be some Japanese landscapes by the artist Hiroshige who inspired Van Gogh so much in painting the blossoms of the trees. A unique opportunity to combine art and be welcomed into the nature of our farm. Van Gogh. The colors of life

Van Gogh in Padua
The exhibition, promoted by Marco Goldin's Linea D'ombra, will host 78 Van Gogh's works. Some Japanese landscapes by the artist Hiroshige will also be exhibited. They inspired the Dutch will also be exhibited. They inspired Van Gogh in painting the famous blossoms of the trees. A unique opportunity to combine Art and our smile hospitality in Teolo Euganean Hills Van Gogh. I colori della vita