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An exhibition recounting the links between Dante and the ancient Duchy of Spoleto. Among the many volumes and objects on display are a valuable 1484 incunabulum containing the Commedia with a commentary by Cristoforo Landino, some illustrated editions of the Commedia dating back to the 16th century, maps from the 16th and 17th centuries, and 14th-century fragments of the Commedia recently unearthed both among the documents of the Spoleto archival section and those of the municipal archives of Cerreto di Spoleto and Norcia.
A section of the exhibition to Palazzo Mauri displays some volumes from the Carandente Library in which the influence of Dante's imagery on twentieth-century artists, cinema and visual languages emerges. The exhibition is divided into two venues: Palazzo Mauri, home of the Municipal Library, and the Spoleto State Archives Section at the San Matteo Complex.
Opening hours:
G. Carducci Municipal Library | Mauri Palace
June 25 to July 11
from at 9 to at 13
and from at 16 to at 19
State Archives Section of Spoleto | San Matteo Complex
June 25 to July 11
Wednesday and Thursday from at 10 to at 13
friday from at 15 to at 17
Saturday and Sunday from at 17 to at 20
The event is hosted in the Festival poster and is organized in artistic and economic autonomy.
