Museo Arte Sacra B. Vivarini

About the museum

The sacred art museum of Zumpano, named after Bartolomeo Vivarini and also known as “Il tesoro di San Giorgio Martire”, opened in June 2008 in the rectory of the church of San Giorgio Martire. It houses objects connected with the worship and devotion of the parish community, some of them the work of local craftsmen.

The rectory also had a civic function: the community's assemblies met there, documented in 17th-century manuscripts, some of which are kept in the diocesan archive.

The collection includes sacred silverware, wooden furnishings and liturgical vestments. Among the most important works are Bartolomeo Vivarini's triptych with the Madonna and Child between Saints George and Benedict, and a wooden pulpit from the mid-17th century.

Highlights

• Triptych by Bartolomeo Vivarini with the Madonna and Child between Saints George and Benedict
• Wooden pulpit from the mid-17th century
• Sacred silverware, wooden furnishings and liturgical vestments
• Treasure of the church of San Giorgio Martire

Founded

2008

Visitors per year

approx. 550

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible
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The municipality's listing states that the access is free of architectural barriers.

Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

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