Caiati Old Masters

Two exquisite still lives on panel, painted during the last quarter of the XVII century, most likely by a French painter in Rome, are now on view at the gallery.

An early drawing by Francesco Hayez, dates around 1817–1820, representing Lot and his Daughters is now on display at the gallery.
Still in his twenties, Hayez was already mixing classical calm with the emotion that would make him one of the great voices of Italian Romanticism.

A skeleton draped in a shroud, resting upon the globe, while a serpent coils around an apple: the Fall, the World, and Death entwined.

Painted on glass with remarkable delicacy, this small work attributed to Joseph Heinz the Elder reminds us, fittingly today, that vanitas vanitatum, all is vanity.

Happy Halloween from Caiati Old Masters 🎃

The portrait of Bartolomeo Landini by Cesare Dandini (Florence, 1596-1657) is now on view at the gallery.

We are thrilled to announce the sale of Prospero Mallerini’s Crucifix to the Vatican Museums.
This remarkable trompe l’œil is thought to depict the now-lost ivory sculpture commissioned by Filippo Colonna from François Duquesnoy as a gift to Pope Urban VIII Barberini.
It is deeply rewarding to see this work join one of the most revered collections in the world, the museum among all museums.

Good? Bad? Both.
This exquisite wax model from Fonderia Chiurazzi explores the duality of the human soul—and it’s now on view at the gallery.

Just in: a luminous veduta of Venice capturing the vibrant Festa del Giovedì Grasso in full swing! Now on view at the gallery.

Our booth at .milano 2024, featuring a curated selection of European paintings and drawings, ranging from the 16th century to the present, alongside a striking photograph by

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The Memento exhibition, a solo show featuring photographs by Lorenzo Capolupi, is officially open.

📷 Theatrical Cut
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80 x 120 cm
108 x 163 cm

📷 Broken Keys
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80 x 120 cm
108 x 163 cm

📷 Hiems
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120 x 96 cm
135 x 108 cm

📷 Incanto
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80 x 100 cm
120 x 96 cm

📷 Bridge to Terabithia
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80 x 120 cm
108 x 163 cm

📷 Sinfonia d’Autunno
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80 x 120 cm
108 x 163 cm

📷 Papaghena
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80 x 120 cm
108 x 163 cm

📷 Casa Blanca
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108 x 163 cm

Full catalogue available on our website

📍Via Santa Marta, 25, Milan
🗓️ June 6th-19th
🕰️ Monday through Friday
10.00 - 12.30 / 14.00 - 18.00
📞Saturday
By appointment

Join us as we welcome Tuscan photographer Lorenzo Capolupi to Milan for his first solo show in the city! Known for his hauntingly beautiful images, his recent success in Rome has set the stage for a must-see exhibition.

🗓 Opening Cocktail: June 5th, 6 PM
🗓 Exhibition: June 6th - June 19th

📍 Via Santa Marta 25, Milan

Once grand and opulent noble palaces now lie in ruins, factories that until yesterday were bustling with activity are now forced into silence. While all this teaches us that every great adventure eventually comes to an end, the architectures remain motionless before us, eternal, giving us hope and reminding us that strong foundations ensure a future rich in prosperity.

The title of the exhibition, “memento,” is a Latin term, the imperative of the verb “meminisse” meaning “to remember,” and thus translates to “remember!”

What do Guercino, Veronese, Domenichino, Caravaggio, Reni, Bonati and Tintoretto have in common? Well, they all have their works displayed at the Musei Capitolini in Rome, for starters.
Trompe l’œil with paintings from the Musei Capitolini collection is now on display at our gallery. 🐺🏛️