The gallery houses more than 300 paintings, sculptures and drawings, including a precious collection of 60 cartoons by Gaudenzio Ferrari and his school.
Set up in 1837 in the premises of the Albertina Academy of Fine Arts, the Art Gallery was established with declaredly didactic aims, as is attested by the two important nuclei that from the very beginning made it up: the picture gallery of Archbishop Vincenzo Maria Mossi di Morano, rich in over two hundred paintings, and the collection of fifty-nine sixteenth-century cartoons by Gaudenzio Ferrari and his School, donated by Carlo Alberto. Both of these collections were to be an integral part of the artistic education of the students, as the donors explicitly intended.
Services
€ 80 per group (max 25 pax).
Exclusive guided tour behind closed doors: € 100 per group (max 25 pax).
For information: [email protected] - tel: 0110897370 (daily 10am-6pm, except Wednesdays)
Reservation required.
Admissions
Aged 6-18, groups of minimum 15 pax, AIACE members, Fai members, Slow Food members, Tci members, university students up to 26 years
Art gallery + exhibition;
Between 6 and 18 years old, groups of minimum 15 pax, AIACE members, Fai members, Slow Food members, TCI members, university students up to 26 years old
Rotonda Talucchi
Accompanying people with disabilities, People with disabilities, Teachers, Police, accredited journalists with badges, tourist guides, , military, children under 6, Passaporto Culturale, Abbonamento Musei holders, Icom members
Holders Torino+Piemonte Card
Timetables
Accessibility
Family
Pets
only if small and held in arms or in a carrier.
Schools
Workshop: € 100 per group (max. 25 pupils). Duration: 1h30min.
Guided tour: € 80 per group (max 25 pupils). Duration: 1h
Sustainability
LGBTQIA+
educational activities for families on the occasion of Torino Pride