Ca' Pesaro, located on the Grand Canal of Venice, Italy, is a Baroque marble palace that has been transformed into an art museum. This historic building, with its stunning architecture and prime location, offers visitors a unique blend of art and history.
Ca' Pesaro is home to a vast collection of 19th and 20th century paintings and sculptures, as well as a dedicated section for graphic art. These collections provide a comprehensive overview of the artistic movements and styles of these periods, making it a fascinating destination for art enthusiasts.
The upper floor of Ca' Pesaro is dedicated to the Oriental Art Museum, which houses around 30,000 objects. The majority of these are from the Edo period in Japan, including armour, inros, netsukes, and art by Koryusai, Harunobu, and Hokusai. The collection also includes artwork from China and Indonesia, offering visitors a broad perspective on Oriental art.
Art & Design Modern art
April 1 - October 31
Tuesday - Sunday
10:00 - 18:00
November 1 - March 31
Tuesday - Sunday
10:00 - 17:00
Calle del Tentor, 2076, Venice
Ca' Pesaro Venice - International Gallery of Modern Art has 1 rating.
Ca' Pesaro Venice - International Gallery of Modern Art offers a compelling collection of 19th and 20th-century art in a beautiful Baroque palazzo on the Grand Canal. The museum houses works by notable Italian and international artists, providing a refreshing contrast to Venice's abundance of Renaissance and classical art.
Visitors appreciate the well-curated exhibits and the opportunity to explore modern art in a historic setting. The palazzo itself, with its grand architecture and ornate interiors, adds to the overall experience. The collection includes paintings, sculptures, and installations, offering a diverse range of artistic styles and movements.
While many visitors enjoy the museum, some find the collection smaller than expected and wish for more extensive explanations of the artworks. The layout can be confusing for some, and not all rooms are always open to the public.
The museum's location away from the main tourist areas is seen as both a positive (less crowded) and a negative (requires some effort to reach). The rooftop terrace, when open, provides stunning views of Venice and is often highlighted as a memorable feature.
Ca' Pesaro also houses the Oriental Art Museum on the top floor, which some visitors find interesting, while others feel it's not as well-integrated with the main collection.
Overall, the Ca' Pesaro Venice - International Gallery of Modern Art is a solid choice for art enthusiasts looking to explore more recent artistic movements in Venice, offering a good balance of art and architecture, though it may not appeal to all visitors equally.
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