Zandomeneghi and Degas. The Origins of Modern Art

At Palazzo Roverella, a major exhibition brings into dialogue Federico Zandomeneghi and Edgar Degas, two leading figures of nineteenth-century European art. From their Italian training to Impressionist Paris, their works trace the shift from academic tradition to modern life. Interiors, cafés and theatres become the stage for affinities and exchanges, in a journey through masterpieces that marks a decisive moment in the rise of modern painting.