A journey through the history and geography of places, reconstructed together through the landscapes in which artists have set their narratives. The selection of works guiding the visit highlights key moments in art history and explores how these developments have reshaped the viewer’s gaze, through recurring cycles in which the representation of the human figure remains central, defined by its relationship with a landscape poised between harmony and conflict.
Changing Landscapes: From the Nineteenth Century to the Present
Recommended for lower and upper secondary school groups
