Rome Sights

Museo Carlo Bilotti

#26 of 963 things to do in Rome

#59 of 6227 things to do in Italy

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  • Address
    • Viale Fiorello La Guardia
  • Transport
    • Porta Pinciana
  • Website
  • Phone
    • 06 820 59 127
  • Price
    • adult/EU 18-25yr/EU under 18yr & over 65yr €4.50/2.50/free
  • Hours
    • 9am-7pm Tue-Sun

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Lonely Planet review for Museo Carlo Bilotti

The art collection of billionaire cosmetics magnate Carlo Bilotti is stylishly housed in the Orangery of Villa Borghese. It’s a small collection (only 22 pieces), but it’s interesting and well presented with explanatory panels in English and Italian. Paintings range from a Warhol portrait of Bilotti’s wife and daughter to 18 works by Giorgio de Chirico (1888–1978), one of Italy’s most important 20th-century artists. There’s also a fine selection of landscapes by Alessandro Poma (1874–1960).

 

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    Depends on the temporary exhibit....

    americaninrome recommends this,

    The "permanent collection" is very small--just twenty or so de Chirico's, none of them particularly noteworthy. However, if the temporary exhibition is good, it's certainly worth taking a detour on your way to the neabry National Gallery of Modern Art.

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