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Alessio Ponti Galleria D'Arte

Via di Monserrato, 8/9, 00186 Roma RM

Rating: 4.9 ★ (35 ratings)

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Alessio Ponti Galleria D'Arte is a distinguished art gallery, also known as Ottocento Art Gallery or Ponti Art Gallery, established in 1997 by Alessio Ponti. Situated in the heart of Rome's historic centre, at Via di Monserrato 8-9, it benefits from a vibrant setting near Piazza Farnese and Campo de' Fiori, an area renowned for its antiquarian market. The gallery stands out as a respected reference point for Italian art, embodying a family tradition in the art world that spans generations.

The gallery specialises in Italian painting and sculpture from the 19th and 20th centuries, extending its focus to modern and contemporary art, including historical avant-gardes and post-war artistic movements. It regularly showcases new acquisitions, encompassing paintings, sculptures, graphic works, and photographs, with its website serving as a dynamic virtual exhibition space. Moreover, the gallery provides a highly valued free online art evaluation service for works within the Italian cultural context, leveraging Alessio Ponti's expertise as an art expert for the Court of Rome.

This esteemed venue particularly appeals to seasoned collectors, academics, and art enthusiasts keen to explore high-quality Italian art. Visitors seeking to acquire significant pieces or understand the value of existing artworks will find its services beneficial, with appointments available from Monday to Friday. The gallery's commitment to professionalism, transparency, and confidentiality ensures a reliable experience for those engaging with the rich tapestry of Italian artistic expression.

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+39 06 687 1425 | http://www.ottocento.it/

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Fabrizio Di Feo

19 May 2024

5.0 ★

There are art galleries like this one that are veritable museums and often successfully replace institutional museums in their efforts to educate people about history. The Tears of War exhibition, featuring a good portion of the paintings Costantini created in 1924, for which he was accused of defeatism. These paintings show the harshest and most human aspects of the First World War, and are a warning against war from a human perspective. Definitely worth a visit.

Annalisa Marino

18 Jul 2019

5.0 ★

A splendid example of Roman antiques, a place to lose yourself among the beauty of 19th- and 20th-century works. Recommended for a visit, a stroll among the numerous artifacts, and a purchase to take home.

Sophia Iris

14 Jul 2019

5.0 ★

Splendid gallery in the middle of Rome's historical center. A must for art lovers, prepare to be amazed by the stunning colors of the works exposed! The staff is very prepared and friendly, ready to answer any question about your curiosities on the art of XIX sec.

GN Centro di Estetica

11 Jul 2019

5.0 ★

An art enthusiast since high school, I visited this prestigious gallery during a summer vacation a few years ago to explore the possibility of purchasing a piece to enhance my beauty salon. I immediately fell in love with Luigi Bertelli, whose work, every glance of which today reminds me of that hot July day in Rome. Sublime works, unparalleled professionalism and expertise from the staff. A must-see for art lovers and non-artists alike.

Michele Brescia

27 Jun 2019

5.0 ★

A historic presence in Roman antiques. Its long-standing experience, uncompromising transparency, and in-depth knowledge of the dynamics of the art market make it an essential reference point for the buying and selling of 19th- and 20th-century works of art.

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Alessio Ponti Galleria D'Arte

Via di Monserrato, 8/9, 00186 Roma RM

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