Centro civico culturale “Guido Tavagnacco”
Permanent gallery in Moimacco with around 40 paintings donated by the painter Guido Tavagnacco to his native village.
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About the museum
The civic cultural centre of Moimacco is named after the painter Guido Tavagnacco (Moimacco 1920 – Udine 1990), who donated and bequeathed many of his works to it. The centre houses a permanent gallery of around forty paintings that trace the different phases of his output.
The works include portraits, still lifes, drawings, caricatures and landscapes, from the Neorealist period to the late 1980s. Other works by him can be seen in the town hall and in the parish church of Moimacco, where his Via Crucis (Stations of the Cross) is located.
Highlights
- Around 40 paintings by Guido Tavagnacco
- Portraits, still lifes and landscapes
- Drawings and caricatures
- Works from the Neorealist period to the 1980s
Permanent exhibition
- Galleria permanente di Guido Tavagnacco – Around forty paintings donated by the artist to his native village, from portraits to landscapes.
- Operated by
- Comune di Moimacco
- Visitors per year
- approx. 35
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