Museums

Sansepolcro Civic Museum

Here you can see the Piero della Francesca masterpieces.

The ancient building of the Residenza dei Conservatori was home to the town hall until the 1960s and today is the location of the Civic Museum.

The present building is the result of a series of architectural modifications started in the fourteenth century when Galeotto Malatesta, Lord of Rimini, ruled Sansepolcro.

In the Sala dell'Udienza of the Civic Museum we find the great fresco of the Resurrection by Piero della Francesca: the work, considered among the most representative of the artist, is the human and spiritual expression of the rebirth of Christ, with the figure of the Savior which dominates the scene with strenght and solemnity.

La Resurrezione di Piero della Francesca

Here you can also admire the fresco representing San Giuliano, which was found in 1954 in the ancient church of Sant'Agostino, later named Santa Chiara. Finally, we find the fresco depicting Saint Ludovico, coming from the Palazzo Pretorio.

The museum also houses the painbting San Quintino by Pontormo, a Nativity and a Madonna with the child by Andrea della Robbia, works by Matteo di Giovanni, Raffaellino del Colle and Santi di Tito.

Info: museocivicosansepolcro.it/en

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