Casa Museo Boschi Di Stefano Review

The Museum of Boski Stefano's Former Residence has many modern and contemporary works of art, which were accumulated by Boski Stefano and his wife in the last century. It has the most masterpieces of modern Italian artists. The museum is free from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Tuesday to Sunday.

A museum home once inhabited by a renowned milanese couple. Inside are exhibited 300 pieces of art of the XX century.

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In fact, the tone of the whole former residence is very common. Most of the decorations in the red wall buildings are mainly white. There are many paintings hanging in the corridor, and even the eaves above the gate are not missed for display. In the 19th century, the author's proud designs were assembled and displayed here, but for the furnishings still on display, it felt as if they had entered a private gallery.

The house was the property of a marriage (the Bosch, she: Di Stefano). It was his will that the doors of the house were opened to the public once they died.The collection of paintings, sculptures and recordings is chronologically ordered, so it allows intuitively to resort to the history of Italian art until the middle of the years 60.Muy recommended.