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The world-renowned Italian art museum, La Galleria degli Uffizi (Uffizi Gallery), teamed up with the Bund One Art Museum to hold a series of top art exhibitions in Shanghai starting from April 2022.

A total of 10 exhibitions are scheduled in Shanghai over the next five years, the two parties announced on Nov 6. Two of the serial exhibitions will be dedicated to celebrating the China-Italy Year of Culture and Tourism in 2022.

The collaboration is expected to be the very first time the art collections preserved by the Italian gallery are showcased on such a large scale in China.

In April 2022, the first three exhibitions will be held in Shanghai, covering masterpieces from the Renaissance period and artworks created between the 16th and 21st centuries.

Based in Florence of Italy, the Uffizi Gallery is well-known worldwide for its ancient sculptures and collections of paintings, while the Bund One Art Museum is one of Shanghai's emerging landmarks.

"Botticelli and the Renaissance" will focus on 48 rare paintings created by the most representative artists of the Florentine school of Italian Renaissance, including Botticelli, the famous painter of the Florentine school at the end of the 15th century, Perugino, one of the first Italian painters to use oil paint, Quirandaio, the master of wet fresco technique in the 15th century (also Michelangelo's teacher), and the monks of the genteel painter Filippo Lippi (also Botticelli's teacher), Cosimo Rosselli, and other artistic giants. Covering egg tempera, oil painting, sculpture and other art forms, the exhibition recounts the evolution from the Gothic to the Renaissance and explores the important influence of the famous European Medici family on the Renaissance and art history.

Some of the Exhibits

"The Pilgrimage of the Three Doctors" by Sandro Botticelli

1474-1475

117 x 142 cm

"Pallas and the Centaurs" by Sandro Botticelli

appro. 1475-1480

207 x 148 cm

"Portrait of a Young Woman, Simonetta Vespucci" by Sandro Botticelli

appro. 1485

61.3 x 40.5 cm

"Venus" by Lorenzo di Credi

appro. 1490-1495

151 x 69 cm

"Portrait of a Young Woman" by Piero del Borajolo

appro. 1480

55 x 34.5 cm