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As from today June 15, registrations for the Workshop will no longer be accepted.

Registration for the Seminar (250 EUR) remains open until June 30, even though scientific contributions, if requested, will be limited to poster presentations.

First day of the Workshop, which is devoted, as announced, to oral presentations concerning damage assessment techniques, has now been made open to the participants in the Seminar, too. The second day, devoted to practical exercises, remains reserved to participants in the Workshop, only.

 

 

 

 
If you made your registration on 27th May, please send it again since, due to a mail server problem, your registration form did not reach us.

 

 

 

The detailed programme of the Workshop is now available at PROGRAMMES - WORKSHOP (“Workshop Programme”).

 

 

 


 

 

 
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Social Programme

Gala dinner

State Archives of Turin (via Piave 21)                              September 03, 20:30

Visit to Villa della Regina and to Palazzo Madama (Museo Civico d’Arte Antica) 

  •             participants in the Seminar                        September 05, 09:00
  •             participants in the Workshop                      September 06, 09:00

 

Museo civico d'arte antica a Palazzo Madama

The Museum collections contain over 70,000 works dating from mediaeval to Baroque times. 3800 works are on display. Paintings, sculptures, illuminated manuscripts, majolica and porcelain, metalwork, furniture and fabrics illustrate the wealth and complexity of ten centuries of art in Italy and Europe. They are on show in a new display and chronological order that illustrates the great periods in the history of Palazzo Madama.

www.palazzomadamatorino.it

http://www.visitatorino.com/en/palazzo_madama.htm

 

Villa della Regina

Magnificent baroque villa designed by Ascanio Vitozzi and built in 1615 for Cardinal Maurizio of Savoy. Modified and enlarged many times during the 18th century by the royal architects, including Filippo Juvarra, it is a three-story building, with side pavilions enclosing a central body characterized by a double arcade. The park, constructed on different levels, is embellished by sculptures, fountains and marble balustrades. A considerable restoration effort is currently in progress under the responsibility of the agency for architectural and environmental heritage.

 

http://www.visitatorino.com/en/villa_regina.htm