Gallerie d'Italia, opening of new offices in Turin and Naples in the presence of Giovanni Bazoli

Le Galleries of Italy are the Intesa Sanpaolo museum system, which with the openings of the offices in Naples e
Torino today it has a total exhibition area of ​​over 30.000 square meters. The cultural project in which the Professor Giovanni Bazoli, who will continue to carry out the functions of Chairman Emeritus upon invitation by the Bank's Board of Directors, is based on a multi-year plan and is led by a scientific committee with highly professional members. The initiatives may be independent or in partnership with other public and private entities, such as museums, foundations, universities, public institutions, national and international theater and music institutions. The architectural, artistic, library and archival heritage of Intesa Sanpaolo consists of over 20 prestigious buildings, 20 kilometers of documentation managed and enhanced by the Group's Historical Archive, 7 million photographic positives and negatives and over 35.000 works of art, which cover a period of time ranging from the XNUMXth century BC to the XNUMXst century: a large selection is permanently exhibited in the Gallerie d'Italia offices and among these are masterpieces by Caravaggio, Tiepolo, Canaletto, Boccioni, Fontana, Manzoni and Burri. To date, the works classified as valuable artistic assets report a value of approx €311,5 million according to the 2021 budget.