The Napoleonic Museum was founded in 1927, when Count Giuseppe Primoli (1851-1927), son of Princess Carlotta Bonaparte and great-grandson of Napoleon's brothers Joseph and Lucien Bonaparte, donated to the city of Rome his important collection of works of art, Napoleonic relics and family mementos, now displayed in the ground floor rooms of the family palace. The collection, into which his brother Louis's (1858-1925) collection had partly merged, arose from the desire to document as comprehensively as possible the history of five generations of the Bonapartes and the intense relations that bound this family to the city of Rome.
Events at Rome Art Week
2024
17 Oct 2024-12 Jan 2025
Gianluca Esposito's Exhibition until 12 January 2025. Sculptures, engravings and multimedia installations explore through art the relationships between Maria Carolina of Habsburg Lorraine, her husband Ferdinand IV of Bourbon and the Kingdom of NaplesFree access
Vernissage Thursday 17 Oct 2024 | 16:00-20:00
Exposition
Museo Napoleonico
via Giuseppe Zanardelli, 1
26 Oct 2024 | 16:30-17:30
il Museo Napoleonico ospita un incontro con l'artista Gianluca Esposito: tema della conversazione sarà la storia e il ruolo dell'arte in relazione alla politicaEvent on Reservation
Event
Museo Napoleonico
via Giuseppe Zanardelli, 1
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Participation
2024
Category
Structure
ISTITUTIONS
participant mentioned by 2 Point of View
Structure established in 1927
Director Ilaria Miarelli Mariani
Main genres treated by Museo Napoleonico
CeramicsInstallationSculpture Artists participating at RAW who have collaborated with Museo Napoleonico
Gianluca Esposito Critics and curators participating at RAW who collaborated with Museo Napoleonico
Penelope Filacchione Location
I Municipality
via Giuseppe Zanardelli, 1 - 00186 Roma
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