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VERMEER. The golden century of Dutch art.

September 18th, 2012

Rome had been waiting a long time for an artistic event of this importance: an exhibit dedicated to Johannes Vermeer, the great Dutch painter of the 17^th century whose art is not represented in any Italian collections. Aside from famous and enchanting Vermeer masterpieces such as The Little Street (in Amsterdam at the moment), this exhibit will also feature works by Carel Fabritius, Pieter de Hooch and Emmanuel de Witte along with works by artists who were well-known in their day who perhaps are no longer remembered such as Gerard ter Borch, Gerrit Dou, Nicolaes Maes, Gabriël Metsu, Frans van Mieris, Jacob Ochtervelt, Jan Steen and many other sophisticated and outstanding masters. Until now, there has been no exhaustive exposition of that fortunate period in art history due to the extreme difficulties that come with obtaining such rare and precious works. These masterpieces are very fragile and are jealously guarded by a few exclusive museums or sophisticated collectors. Today, the Scuderie del Quirinale is proud to be able to offer its guests such an extraordinary exhibit and a catalogue designed to help them understand and become familiar with Dutch painting and its undisputed and absolute master, Vermeer.

Grand Hotel de La Minerve, a 5 star Luxury Hotel in Rome, is located in one of the most fascinating squares of the city, between the Pantheon and the Church of “Santa Maria Sopra Minerva”.  It offers its customers various packages like for example the Art and Gourmet:

The package includes:

Accomodation in Superior room with Continental Breakfast by room service for two people
Welcome drink at the “le Cupole” bar
Entrance at the “Roma al Tempo del Caravaggio” exibithion (untill Feb 5th 2012 – closed on mondays – opening time 10am to 7pm)
Candle light dinner for 2 people at the “Roof Garden Minerva” (3 courses – beverages exluded)

The offer is based on a minimum stay of 2 night stay
The package includes 10% VAT
The package do not include City tax, €3,00 per person per night
The Length of this Package is 2 overnights

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Tags: Carel Fabritius, Frans van Mieris, Gabriël Metsu, Gerard ter Borch, Gerrit Dou, Jacob Ochtervelt, Jan Steen, Jan Steen and many other sophisticated and outstanding masters. Until now, Johannes Vermeer, Nicolaes Maes, Pieter de Hooch and Emmanuel de Witte, Pieter de Hooch and Emmanuel de Witte along with works by artists who were well-known in their day who perhaps are no longer remembered such as Gerard ter Borch, Rome had been waiting a long time for an artistic event of this importance: an exhibit dedicated to Johannes Vermeer, Scuderie del Quirinale, the great Dutch painter of the 17th century whose art is not represented in any Italian collections. Aside from famous and enchanting Vermeer masterpieces such as The Little Street (in Amsterdam at th, The Little Street, the Scuderie del Quirinale is proud to be able to offer its guests such an extraordinary exhibit and a catalogue designed to help them understand and become familiar with Dutch painting and its undisp, there has been no exhaustive exposition of that fortunate period in art history due to the extreme difficulties that come with obtaining such rare and precious works. These masterpieces are very fragi, this exhibit will also feature works by Carel Fabritius, Vermeer.

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