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From October in 2014 there is a huge photography exhibition in the Museo di Roma. The Museo di Roma is one of the most interesting museums in the capital of Italy, in Rome.

The exhibition of photography will show a wide selection of various pictures of the greatest Italian photographers of all time. At the exhibition visitors will have the chance to discover more on the life, work, architecture and landscapes of Italy through the pictures of the photographers. The museum displays the biggest names of the Italian photography including Basilico, Berengo, Gardin, Bossaglia Chiaramonte, Cresci, Ghirri, Guidi, Jemolo and Koch. At the exhibition visitors can follow the changes in photography and discover the new styles and methods the photographers used.

The museums shows different pictures taken by the photographers of the Italian landscapes, architecture, portraits and so on. This exhibition is a perfect opportunity to explore the greatest photographers of Italy and to see the changes photography went trough during the years. The exhibition Basilico, Berengo, Gardin, Bossaglia Chiaramonte, Cresci, Ghirri, Guidi, Jemolo, Koch is shown at the Museo di Roma in Rome. The exhibition is held from 29th October 2014 until 8th March 2015. The museum is open from every Tuesday to Sunday from 10 in the morning until 8 in the evening. The museum is closed on Mondays. Tickets for the exhibition are for 11€ for adults.

Museo di Roma
Piazza San Pantaleo, 10 – Piazza Navona, 2 – 00186 Roma

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This exhibition is focused on the architecture of the 18th century in Rome. The drawings which were selected to be shown at the exhibition are mostly from the collection of Antonio Muñoz and the Museum of Rome.

They present the different architectural structors in the city from the 18th century that had a big effect of the creation of Rome. A new type of building was taking over the big monumental works: the apartment building which changed the face and appearance of the city. The only possible way to promote the works of the major or less known architects such as Ferdinando Fuga, Nicola Salvi, Andrea Francesco Nicoletti or Girolamo Toma was by making the designs extremely imaginative and elegant for the potential buyers. At the exhibition there will be sketches, study sheets, design drawings, academic drawings and publications which makes it possible to understand more and see more of the architecture in this period of time. The exhibition will take place in Rome at the Museo di Roma from 20th December 2013 until this year 31st December 2014.

The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 in the morning until 8 in the evening and it is closed on Monday. The entrance fee for the exhibition is 11 euros for adults.