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Via Margutta, Rome | MyTravelGuide.com
Parallel to the elegant Via del Babuino runs the narrow but noteworthy Via Margutta. Here a great number of young artists, with great hopes and little money, made their names. The street is now peppered with little art galleries. The attics of the houses were and are still the studios of painters gr...
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Via del Babuino and Via Margutta
Orazio Gentileschi had his studio in Via Margutta in the 17th century and his daughter Artemisia, the most extraordinary female painter of her times, worked here. Between the 17th and 18th centuries, there was a large colony of Dutch and Flemish artists whose pictures of the city and its landscape h...
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100 Painters Via Margutta | Piazza del Popolo, Rome, Italy | Whatsonwhen
First held in the 1950s in Via Margutta, a Roman street famous for attracting and inspiring painters, sculptors, artisans, poets and musicians, today 100 Painters Via Margutta is held at a different venue every year, but it still retains its original artistic feel. The biannual exhibition features t...
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