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See a huge collection of ancient and modern art, See famous masterpieces of Raphael, Titian and Caravaggio, Skip the line and don't waste you time, Once entered, spend inside the museum all the time you want, A marvelous Gallery The Art Gallery was founded in 1776 together with the Academy of Fine Arts, by the will of the Empress Maria Teresa d'Austria. When Milan became, under Napoleon, the capital of the Reign of Italy, the Pinacoteca was transformed into a museum that displayed the most significant works from the conquered territories of the French army. Therefore, the Pinacoteca di Brera, unlike many others art museums such as the Uffizi Gallery of Florence, is not born from private collections, but from the public and politic ones, and today it houses an extraordinary collection of Venetian and Lombard paintings, ranging from prehistoric to contemporary art. Collections The collection is mainly based on paintings coming from the monasteries and churches abolished by Napoleon in the early years of the 19th Century. In 1814 the Congress of Vienna decreed the restitution to the rightful owners of all the works stolen in the Napoleonic period, so the Pinacoteca too had to give up some masterpieces, but continued to be enriched with works such as the famous Supper in Emmaus by Caravaggio, came here in 1926. Masterpieces Gentile da Fabriano, Valle Romita Altarpiece, 1410-12, Giovanni Bellini, Piety, 1465-70, Francesco del Cossa, St. Peter, 1472-73, Francesco del Cossa, St. John the Baptist, 1472-73, Piero della Francesca, Montefeltro Altarpiece, 1474, Andrea Mantegna, Christ died, 1480 approx., Raphael, Marriage of the Virgin, 1504, Giovanni Bellini, Virgin and Child, 1510, Bramantino, Crucifixion, 1510-12, Agnolo Bronzino, Portrait of Andrea Doria in the guise of Neptune, 1550-55, Titian, St. Jerome, 1555 approx., Tintoretto, Discovery of the body of St. Mark, 1562-66, Caravaggio, Supper in Emmaus, 1606, Peter Paul Rubens, The Last Supper, 1632 approx., Francesco Hayez, The kiss, 1859, Silvestro Lega, The arbor, 1866, Antonio Canova, Napoleon as Mars the peacemaker (copy),
What is included: Entrance with priority access, Full-time and stay much as you want, Reservation fees, Access to temporary exhibitions,
What is not included: Entrance with priority access, Full-time and stay much as you want, Reservation fees, Access to temporary exhibitions, What is not included Guided tour, Audio guide,
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