The Russian heritage of the Coronini Counts
The Russian heritage of the Coronini Counts

Exhibitions

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The Russian heritage of the Coronini Counts

Opere d'arte e oggetti preziosi dall'impero degli zar
Palazzo Coronini Cronberg 14 April 2018 - 06 January 2019

April the 15th 1913: Count Eduard Cassini, Chamberlain and Chancellor of Court Ceremonies for the Tsars Alexander III and Nicholas II, died in Saint Petersburg. His huge holdings, which already included the legacy of deceased wife Zoé Bibikova (1840-1906), a descendant of a line connected to the Russian nobility, passed to Olga Westphalen Fürstenberg (1869-1958), Count Guglielmo Coronini Cronberg’s mother.

This exhibition unveils the extraordinary value of this bequest and its importance in the Coronini collections.  Artworks and unique artefacts relay the story of an Italian family finding its fortune in service to the Tsars from the time of Catherine the Great. It exemplifies Russian aristocratic taste and lifestyle in the Nineteenth century, through to the eve of the October Revolution.

Walking through the Palazzo Coronini’s exhibition rooms you discover the unexpected Russian origins of exquisite furniture and important works of art; are able to admire perfectly designed silverware, watches and jewelry. All on display for the first time. It is a chance to discover great Russian painters like Dmitrij Grigor’evič Levicki and Vladimir Lukič Borovikovskij; and witness the impressive technical skills of Russian craftsmanship, that in the Nineteenth century gained wide appreciation across Europe for its uniqueness, exemplified by masters like Fabergé.

From 12th November 2018 to 6th January 2019

Opening times
Friday, Saturday and Sunday: 10.00 a.m. – 1 p.m.; 2.00 p.m. – 6.00 p.m.
It is also possible to visit the palace and the exhibition on 27th December 2018, 2nd and 3rd January 2019.

Closing times
From Monday to Thursday including 24th, 25th, 26th, 31st December and 1st January.

During closing times, it is possible to book guided tours (only for groups of 15 people at least) anyway.

ADMISSION PRICES
Admission included in the Palace ticket
Adult: € 5,00
Student: € 3,00
Child (under 11), disabled: free
Surcharge for guided tours: € 3,00
(For group visits only, with a minimum of 10 people. Advance booking is required)

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Primary Schools
Entrance and guided tour € 1,00
(one class at a time; advance booking is required)
Workshops € 4,00
(one class at a time; advance booking is required)

Secondary and High Schools
Entrance and guided tour € 3,00