The Education Department
We believe that a museum is a place for cultural growth, discovery, debate, integration and social inclusion. We see it as a place that is open to the city and the world. We want it to be a place of fun and joy, a place for falling in love.
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THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Brera si racconta - Free Educational Tours
tel. +39 02 72263277
educazione@pinacotecabrera.org
Talks in the Gallery
We offer to our visitors a free guided tour (all included in the ticket cost) that will lead you through the gallery rooms, telling you the history of Brera Museum and its collections, with special attention to the great masterpieces. It is a historical and artistic excursus to know one of the most important national museums in Italy.
(maximum 20 people)
THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Brera si racconta - Free Educational Tours
tel. +39 02 72263277
educazione@pinacotecabrera.org
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The innovative audio-guides produced thanks to the izi.TRAVEL platform will be available through the izi.TRAVEL application which can be downloaded onto the visitor’s own device.
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Adoration of the Shepherds
Altobello Melone
Flowers in a Glass and Book
Filippo De Pisis (Filippo Tibertelli)
Madonna and Child with Saints Lawrence, Nicholas and Francis of Rome
Francesco Gessi
Louis Lumière
Anonimo
The Lovers
Paris Bordon
Santa Cristina
Ardengo Soffici
Ritratto di donna velata
Anonimo
Landscape (The wood)
Giorgio Morandi
Adoring Angel
Bernardino Luini
Portrait of Giuseppe Franchi
Martin Knoller
Madonna and Child
Bernardino Butinone
Portrait of a Gentleman
Marianna Carlevarijs
Madonna and Child
Niccolò Pisano (Niccolò di Bartolomeo dell'Abrugia)
Pietà
Sofonisba Anguissola
Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
Romanino (Gerolamo Romani)
Portrait of a Man Praying
Herman Rode
Snow in High Mountains
Emilio Longoni
Tuscan House
Ottone Rosai
The Penitent Magdalene with an Angel
Giulio Cesare Procaccini
Mosaic With Two Heads and a Building in the Background
Northern Italy mosaicist (attribuited to)
Portrait of a Woman
Altobello Melone
Composition
Serge Poliakoff
Severe comforted by Driope and Tavaiano
Bernardino Luini
Falciatori
Ercole Balsamo
Madonna and Child with a Choir of Cherubim (Madonna of Cherubim)
Andrea Mantegna
Idol, Troy I Form
Cycladic Art
Saint Mark Baptizing Anian
Giovanni Mansueti
St. Clare, St. Jerome, St. Nicholas and St. Ursula
Cima da Conegliano (Giovanni Battista Cima)
Presentation of the Virgin at the Temple
Bernardino Luini
Idol, Folded-Arms Form
Cycladic Art
Landscape
Giorgio Morandi
Assumption of St. Mary
Francesco di Gentile
Veduta del Canal Grande a Venezia
Anonimo
Self-Portrait
Giuseppe Maria Crespi
Studio di testa maschile di tre-quarti volta a destra (Cristo)
Federico Barocci (Federico Fiori)
St. John the Baptist
Francesco del Cossa
Annunciation
Bernardo Zenale
Dual Portrait
Giovanni Agostino da Lodi
Christ the Man of Sorrows between the Virgin Mary and St. John the Evangelist
Benozzo Gozzoli
Dispute of St. Catherine (?)
Antiveduto Gramatica
The Presentation in the Temple
Gioacchino Assereto
Chariot Race
Giorgio De Chirico
Madonna and Sleeping Child (Madonna of the Veil)
Bergognone (Ambrogio da Fossano)
Crucifixion with Saints Catherine, Francis, Bonaventure (?) and John (?)
Bernardino Giovanni Scotti e Giovan Stefano Scotti
Portrait of Marta Bonnard
Pierre Bonnard
Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saint James the Greater, Saint Simon, Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Bonaventura (Arcevia Altarpiece)
Luca Signorelli
Holy Family with St. Ambrose Presenting a Donor
Paris Bordon
Flagellation (recto)
Master of the Poldi Pezzoli Diptych (or of the Cini Diptych)
Madonna and Child with St. Catherine, St.Ursula, St. George and the Patron, Theodoric of Chur
Simone da Corbetta