A wide-ranging exhibition of strong scholarly value that explores the evolution of the Liberty style in Italy through works from museums, foundations and private collections. The project brings together painting, sculpture, applied arts, ceramics, graphic design, photography, cinema and fashion, offering a comprehensive perspective on one of the most innovative periods of Italian creativity between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Visitors move through seven thematic sections that explore the key themes of the period: nature reinterpreted as a modern language, domestic intimacy, the bourgeois portrait, the emergence of artistic photography, the icons of theatre and cinema, the art of ceramics with Galileo Chini, and the role of posters as a new form of visual communication.

The exhibition confirms Palazzo Martinengo as one of the most significant cultural venues in the area. For RBM, supporting initiatives that enhance art and research means contributing to the dissemination of culture and strengthening the dialogue with the community.

All updated information on opening hours, tickets, guided tours and contacts is available on the official website:

https://www.mostraliberty.com/