Generali celebrates the tenth anniversary of Valore Cultura, the program dedicated to the promotion of Italian art and culture, with the exhibition “Italian Twentieth Century. Works from the Generali Collection" to Bonaparte Palace, RomeThe inaugural day saw the participation of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella, welcomed by the president of Assicurazioni Generali Andrea Sironi, from the Group CEO Philippe Donnet and by the CEO of Generali Italia Giancarlo Fancel.
During the visit, President Mattarella was able to admire the exhibition itinerary which brings together over 50 works from the Generali Collection, offering a glimpse into the richness and variety of 20th-century Italian art. Among the masterpieces on display is Gustav Klimt's "The Three Ages," one of the most celebrated paintings in the history of European art.
The exhibition will be Free to visit until August 23rd in the spaces of Palazzo Bonaparte, the historic building in Piazza Venezia restored and returned to the community by Generali in 2019, today a cultural landmark in the heart of the capital.
Generali celebrates Italian art with the exhibition "Novecento Italiano"
Started in 2016, Generali Valore Cultura has created over 520 artistic and cultural initiatives, involving 7,2 million people across Italy and over 75 young people in workshops, educational activities, and artistic experiences, thanks to collaboration with museums, cultural institutions, and festivals in 65 Italian locations.
"Preserving and promoting art means contributing to the cultural and civic growth of the country," Donnet stated. "For Generali, this commitment is part of our responsibility to support community development, fostering safer, more inclusive, and sustainable living conditions."
“With Generali Valore Cultura, since 2016, we have involved more than seven million people in our initiatives – he added Childel -. As a Lifetime Partner of families, businesses, and communities, and a driving force behind our country's development, we continue to invest in enhancing Italy's cultural heritage because it represents an extraordinary resource of identity, expertise, and social cohesion.
