Let’s begin a journey in five episodes dedicated to Lent, in which the Director of the Library, Mons. Federico Gallo, tells us about a precious fourteenth-century manuscript kept in the Library: L58 sup. It reports the Evangelica Historia, that is, the story of the life of Jesus, taken not only from the four canonical Gospels, which we all know, but also from apocryphal writings.
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From December 2, a work of unique artistic and cultural value enters the collections of the Ambrosiana: the majestic Chiaravalle tower clock manufactured and donated by Dolce&Gabbana.
From December 4th to 8th, Pinacoteca open every day from 10.00 to 18.00
The Aula Leonardi, the room that houses Leonardo da Vinci's Potrait of a Musician and the works of Leonardesque painters, reopens to the public with a new layout.
A journey through representation in the Napoleonic era in Milan: a melting pot of tradition, propaganda and of change and continuity at the same time.
Open from Sep 1, Monday to Friday, 9.00 to 13.00. Reservation mandatory.
