Vatican Museums present 'I segni del sacro' with 20th-century graphic works

At the Braccio di Carlo Magno, the Vatican Museums are showcasing 'I segni del sacro. A Roma' (The Signs of the Sacred. In Rome), an exhibition featuring 20th-century graphic art. This display includes works by renowned artists such as Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, and Salvador Dalí. It is part of a long-term initiative by the Department of Modern and Contemporary Art, which encompasses a collection of roughly 4,000 pieces. Curator Micol Forti pointed out that the delicate nature of paper restricts how long these works can be exhibited. Originating from Pope Paul VI's Collection of Modern Religious Art, established in 1973, the exhibition also emphasizes pieces by Marino Marini and Max Pechstein. Admission is free, with support from Barbara Jatta.