We are now on the opposite side of the crypt with respect to the frescoes previously presented with Christ on the cross...
Even the vaults have been brought back to their original beauty and returned in the truly unique light that allowed to see the contrast with these floral decorations or stars...
Let's carry on, going into the underground church of San Sepolcro; we come to one of the frescoed walls. The restoration has made visible further wealth in the wealth...
After telling us about Leonardo's connection with the Crypt of San Sepolcro, today Monsignor Ballarini explains how this place was particularly important for San Carlo Borromeo, who used to gather here in prayer...
Leonardo was certainly here and Leonardo drew the map, both of the upper and lower church, which are currently in Paris.
The Prefect of Tthe Ambrosiana, Msgr. Ballarini, explains the origins of the Church of San Sepolcro.
Monsignor Ballarini, Prefect of Ambrosiana, tells us about the importance of the Church of San Sepolcro for the history of the Milanese church.
An itinerary through the treasures of the Biblioteca Ambrosiana curated by Federico Gallo and Stefano Martinelli Tempesta | Pinacoteca, rooms 2 and 3
From April 15, on the occasion of Design Week, the rooms of the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana will host 'Moleskine Detour', an international exhibition promoted by Moleskine and the Moleskine Foundation.
Recovery of the functionality of the balconies of the Sala Federiciana, Borromeo and della Rosa through the installation of lifelines
Every Saturday at 15.30 a guided tour of the masterpieces of the Pinacoteca, together with professional guides of our official partner AdArtem
