National Antiques Market and Exhibition

From archaeological finds from ancient Egypt to some objects in Liberty style, from Etruscan vases to Medieval furniture, from old ceramics to Art Deco, the objects exhibited are rare and selected pieces. They belong to a period which spans from the 10th century b.c. to the '50s.
The Fair is an art event without limits of space, time and place, a fascinating journey through different epochs and styles where silverware, furniture, paintings, majolica, carpets, jewels, and sculptures are witnesses to our history.
The high level of the Gallery and the quality of the items shown are guaranteed by a committee of experts of the Antiques Fair which has organized the event for the last 40 years, wholly committed to preserving throughout the years the Italian heritage in general, and the Marches’ heritage in particular. So much so that the Fair has become synonymous with quality and reliability.

Programme:
Ancient art meets modern and contemporary art in the rooms of Palazzo Oliveri: Warhol, Modigliani, De Chirico, Schifano, Balla and Carrà are amongst the stars of this additional exhibition event.
To celebrate forty years of the antiques market, an additional event has been organised; an exhibition entitled “Art, Love, Harmony: from Amedeo Modigliani to Andy Warhol”, which brings together about a hundred pieces by leading twentieth-century artists from the Rosini Gutman Collection, Riccione.
From the tapered and stylized faces of the muses who inspired Amedeo Modigliani - to whom an entire room of the exhibition is dedicated and which includes the famous portrait of Hanka Zborowska - to the cans of Campbell's Soup and everlasting portraits of Marilyn Monroe, icons of Andy Warhol’s Pop Art.
There are also other artists of the Italian and international Pop Art movement including Keith Haring, Roy Lichtenstein, Franco Angeli and Mario Schifano. Another important section of the exhibition is dedicated to portraits by the great masters of the Italian twentieth-century, such as Giacomo Balla, Massimo Campigli, Carlo Carrà, Giorgio de Chirico, Filippo de Pisis, Ottone Rosai, Ardengo Soffici, Alberto Sughi and Mario Tozzi.