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opened on the 4th of August 1861, on the eve of the patron saint of city
Sant’Emidio, in merit of two artist from Ascoli Piceno Giorgio Paci
(1820-1914) and Giulio Gabrielli (1832-1910) the conspicuous artistic collection
with more than 800 objects currently on show are located in the grand
palazzo Arringo. The two first organizers obtained works of art from
monasteries of Sant’Angelo Magno, San Domenico and from the Gesuiti after they
had become properties of the council after the religious orders had been
suppressed by a law of the prefect Valerio in 1861.
The collection
became richer in 1909 with 12000 prints and designs given by Giulio Gabrielli;
in 1917 with the arrival of numerous 18th century works of art donated by
Gallery of Modern Art of Rome, in 1920 with the purchase of “legato”
Ceci, (a collection of more than 100 paintings, sculptures and ceramics
left by the surgeon Antonio Ceci to his home town) and therefore with the
numerous paintings purchased by various local administrations up to today.
Among the precious works of art stands out for its importance the Piviale of
the 13th century English handmade, donated in 1288 to the Duomo of Ascoli
Piceno by Pope Nicolo IV, the paintings of Carlo Crivelli (two trittici of
Valle Castellana, 15th century) Cola dell’Amatrice (La salita al Calvario
1527), Tiziano (San Francesco riceve le stigmate, 16th century), Guido Reni
(Annun ciazione, 1575), Strozzi, De Ferrari, Magasco, Mancini, Morelli, Palizzi
and Pellizza da Volpedo (Passeggiata amorosa, 1901).
The works of art
are located in splendid hall all furnished in rare consoles, sofas, mirrors and
chests of drawers all of the 18th and 19th century. This aristocratic
building with its luscious curtains and Murano lamps is the magic atmosphere of
these works of art.