Museo della Scuola Romana

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Great news! From September 17, 2025, the museum will reopen its doors with a renovated exhibition. The opening of the exhibition is the culmination of a comprehensive renovation project, promoted and curated by talented professionals. The exhibition has been enriched with sixty works from a bank's private collection, transferred to the museum on loan for use. Visitors can admire the renowned "Rome Collection," a valuable collection of views of the capital, created between 1946 and 1948. The exhibition space has been reorganized into thematic sections illustrating the diverse languages ​​and movements that animated Roman artistic life between the two world wars. The over one hundred and fifty paintings, sculptures, drawings, and engravings on display come from both the permanent collections and loans from private individuals and institutions, as well as works that are rarely accessible because they are held in the Superintendency's storage facilities or belong to private collections. Particularly appreciated is the recognition of the female presence in the history of 20th-century Roman art: a dutiful attention to the rediscovery of female artists often forgotten by official historiography.