MUSEO CARLO BILOTTI ARANCIERA DI VILLA BORGHESE
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Museum housing a permanent collection of works of art donated by Carlo Bilotti.
The Orangery (Aranciera) hosted the feasts of the Borghese princes in the 18th century. Very damaged during the 1849 cannonades, the building was freely rebuilt and transformed into a winter shelter for citrus fruits. Today, the Orangery is a museum housing the permanent collection of works of art donated by Carlo Bilotti. The donation consists of 22 paintings, sculptures and drawings by well-known artists such as Giorgio De Chirico, Larry Rivers or Andy Warhol.
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Visited in may 2015
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Magnifique! La plus belle visite que nous avons faite à Rome! il faut réserver à l'avance car il faut choisir un créneau horaire, il y a pas plus de 100 personnes par heure. Ce qui est super car le musée n'est pas bondé et on peut regarder à son aise les oeuvres. Même si vous n'êtes pas un grand amateur d'art , vous serez ébloui par la beauté des sculptures, d'une finesse époustouflante. Les photos y sont interdites et s'est bien dommage!
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