On display, over 300 works, arranged chronologically, many featuring international loans

Henri Matisse stands as one of the absolute titans of the early 20th-century avant-garde. We know him for his Fauve period, for the rhythmic vitality of The Dance, and for his Odalisques. Yet, between the 1940s and 1950s, in the twilight of his years, he underwent a decisive transformation.

An exhibition of necklaces, bracelets, brooches, rings, earrings in precious materials inspired by Constructivism

There is a luminous tradition of great artists—not only sculptors, but painters, architects, designers, and even photographers—who, over the last century, have ventured into jewelry making. These creations were never intended as ancillary, "children of a lesser god" outputs of their creativity, but as authentic works of art.

From his ties with Warhol and Basquiat in 1980s New York to his latest works: an overview of his long artistic journey 

Mark Kostabi utilizes this ghostly apparition, translated into narrative form, to represent the world that surrounds and seduces him. Since 1996, he has divided his life between New York and Rome, after emerging as an enfant prodige in the American metropolis.

Hommage à Florence is a magnificent, large-scale acrylic on canvas by Boris Zaborov, the Belarusian-born artist who relocated to Paris and passed away in 2021. Regarding this work, Giovanna Giusti—academic, art historian, and curator of an exhibition of his work held in Florence at the Accademia del Disegno in 2018—writes: