Erwin Wurm : L’histoire derrière l’exposition
At the Museo Fortuny, see the work of Austrian sculptor Erwin Wurm. Look at 'One Minute Sculptures' and objects that mix art with everyday life.
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Tout ce qu’il faut savoir pour visiter le Museo Fortuny
Mon - Sun: 09:00 - 18:00
Dernière entrée 45 min avant fermeturePublic Transit Accessible
env. 1h30 à 2h
Durée moyenne de visiteMuseo Fortuny
When you visit Venice, you can't miss Fortuny Palace, with its centuries worth of history. When you pass through the front door, you immerse yourself in the customs and traditions of Venice. Its unique facade is characterised by seven openings, while its interior has wooden lintels and marble pillars. Its architectural beauty is what attracted the designer Mariano Fortuny, who decided to restore the palace and give it back its lost beauty. Amongst the designer's creations, you can admire the winter garden and painting studio located on the first noble floor. The space features art of female figures, allegorical images, satyrs and exotic animals, parrots, and monkeys enveloped in floral and vegetable motifs, garlands and grotesques. Make sure to admire the Fortuny family's antiques collection and spectacular examples of textile production during your visit.
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