The exhibition is dedicated to Orazio Gentileschi, one of the most important Italian artists of the 17th century, who enjoyed established success with patrons, international collectors and rulers, coming to frequent leading artistic centres and Italian and foreign courts. The common thread running through the exhibition is travel, placing the painter in dialogue with the figurative contexts and artists he encountered, with his patrons and with the demands of the market. Over 40 masterpieces from the world's most prestigious museums, from the Louvre to the Prado to the Vatican Pinacoteca – some of which have never been exhibited in Italy before.
Closed: Saturday 22 November 2025
Full: 24.00€
Combined ticket for exhibition + Royal Museums ; Full: 15.00€; Reduced: 13.00€
70 years of age or older; people aged 18 to 24; university students of any age; law enforcement officers; people with disabilities; journalists with a valid National Press Card; teachers.; Reduced: 7.00€
Children aged between 12 and 18 years old.; Free (Product holders: Torino+Piemonte Card); Free
Children aged 0
11, holders of a Piedmont Museums pass, 1 accompanying person for disabled visitors with special needs; visitors with 100% disability; accompanying person or booked group guide (1 per group); teachers visiting with a school group (2 per group); ICOM members; journalists with a valid National Press Card on duty, subject to accreditation request by the editorial office at press@arthemisia.it; tourist guides from the province of Turin with a valid licence; MIC employees.