Museo Civico d'Arte, Modena

Born in 1962 by a division of the Museo Civico Archeologico Etnologico in two sectors of art and this museum collects paintings, sculptures, musical instruments and scientific purposes, the tissue and the collections of paintings collection Gandini Campora and Sahani. A journey that, even with heterogeneous materials, stimulates the imagination for a long journey through the history of art.

Modena's municipal museums of art, archaeology and Ethnology is a museum which you can visit for free on the third floor of the beautiful Palazzo dei Musei. The Museum contains a number of very beautifully decorated room, which in itself is an experience to visit and view. Here on TripAdvisor's reviews of Museo Civico divided into two parts, Museo Civico d'Arte and Museo Archeologico Etnologico. This review trades only on the Museo Civico d'Arte; Where the Galleria Estense furnished one floor above the municipal museums is an art museum with an international level, as is the municipal picture gallery another type of museum: the works on display is, of course, largely by local artists, and the level is very volatile. There are great works, and there are works of more average character. Two art enthusiasts ' collections have been donated to the Museum: Matteo Camporis collection was incorporated in 1929, and Carlo Sernicolis collection has come to in recent years. Seen as a whole holds Museo Civico d'Arte art works from 1100 century to mid 1900 century. Some of the artists whose works can be seen are: Ludovico Lana, Nicolò dell'Abate restaurant, Sigismondo Caula, Ercole Procaccini, Pellegrino Munari, Antonio Begarelli, Girolamo Comi, Ercole Setti, Bernardino Cervi, Francesco Stringa, Zoboli, Antonio Joli, Giovan Giacomo Francesco Barbieri Il Guercino, Giovan Battista "" Crespi "Il Cerano", Luca Ferrari, Bartolomeo Passarotti, Elisabetta Sirani, Ignazio Stern, Ubaldo Gandolfi, Cristofori Munari and Sisto Badalocchi. Two real treasures among the Museum's paintings is Giovanni da Modena (1398 – 1454) Virgin with child and Il Guercinos (1591-1666) assumption. In addition to paintings and sculptures belong also the Chambers of musical instruments, weapons, scientific instruments, locks and door fittings and cases in ceramics and terracotta with in the collection. It must be like to photograph in the Museum, but the Museum's lighting of the images makes it difficult to take good photos, and it bears the imprint of the results. Why are the pictures I put in here on TripAdvisor is not very good, but nevertheless gives an idea of what you can expect to experience in Modena's municipal art museum, as I spend an hour and a half on that view.