Imaginary Walk at Museo e Real Bosco d’Altromonte: The Delli Abies Grassi Collection

Antonello Tolve envisions an exploration of the Museo e Real Bosco d’Altromonte, focusing on the Delli Abies Grassi Collection, a gift from the Count Palatine to Nausiana. This collection evolves with the seasons; in the morning, it captivates visitors, while in the afternoon, it raises inquiries on various topics beyond art. Additionally, the museum houses works from Duke De Gatti Magri, including a Cimabue painting that fetched €24,180,000 in Senlis. The journey begins on the first floor of a palace constructed between 1721 and 1750, featuring 28 rooms. The Delli Abies Grassi Collection is found in the seventh room, where figures engage with visitors before retreating to their frames. In the Sala Nuvolani, a blue book titled "Arte y Crisis" from the 1980 Encuentro Internacional de la Crítica de Arte is showcased.