Museo civico «Giacomo Negri»
Civic museum in the Castello ducale of Torremaggiore with finds from the Fiorentino excavations, an ethnographic section and sculptures by Giacomo Negri.
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About the museum
The civic museum of Torremaggiore is housed in the rooms of the Castello ducale and is named after Giacomo Negri, a contemporary local sculptor who died in 1973. After his death the family donated thirty sculptures and seven drawings to the museum, which are displayed on the ground floor.
The display includes an archaeological section with finds from the Fiorentino excavations and an ethnographic section that preserves everyday objects of local tradition.
Highlights
- Sculptures and drawings by Giacomo Negri
- Finds from the Fiorentino excavations
- Ethnographic section with everyday objects
- Located in the Castello ducale
Permanent exhibition
- Sezioni archeologica, etnografica e collezione Negri – Finds from Fiorentino, ethnographic objects and, on the ground floor, the works of Giacomo Negri.
- Operated by
- Comune di Torremaggiore
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission according to the Musei Italiani portal.
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