Event Details
- Start Date: 30/09/2026
- End Date: 30/09/2026
- Location: Trento e dintorni
The allure of history reveals itself in a fresh perspective in Trento, where the Diocesan Museum invites you on an unparalleled journey through time. The exhibition ‘The Image of Trento from the 16th to the 20th Century’ offers a precious opportunity to observe how the city’s face has transformed over five centuries, a deeply intimate and visual narrative.
Through a carefully curated selection of paintings, prints, and photographs from the Museum’s rich collections, visitors can trace the evolution of the urban fabric, the emergence and alteration of its monuments, and the changing city landscape. It is an experience that brings to life the vibrant image of a city in continuous evolution, a silent dialogue between past and present.
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The exhibition, structured into three chronological sections, begins with views created during the Council of Trento era, showing the city still enclosed within its medieval walls. It then proceeds with images from the 18th and 19th centuries, culminating in a poignant selection of historical photographs documenting Trento between 1850 and 1945. Each artwork is a window into an epoch, a fragment of memory that forms a complex and fascinating mosaic.
Housed on the ground floor of Palazzo Pretorio, this exhibition offers a privileged insight into the events that have shaped Trento, inviting reflection on its historical and cultural identity.
Credits Foto: Organizzazione / Ufficio Stampa
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Fonte Originale: https://www.visittrento.it/it/eventi/l-immagine-di-trento-dal-xvi-al-xx-secolo-museo-diocesano
