Pistoia Musei
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The official Pistoia Musei app will accompany you as you explore the “Middle Ages in Pistoia” exhibition, with exclusive, accessible and free content. An in-depth view of the amazing artistic scene in Pistoia from the 12th century to the start of the 15th century.
Thanks to the Pistoia Musei app, you can access:
• detailed, exclusive info on over thirty works including paintings, sculptures, gold holdings and illuminated manuscripts;
• multimedia content on the history of the Antico Palazzo dei Vescovi, its architecture and decorations;
• images, video and audio content that will turn your smartphone into an audio guide, to enhance your independent visit as you explore the variety of Pistoia’s artistic scene in the Middle Ages;
• an easy and intuitive way to enjoy the available content. Use the app to scan the QR codes near the works to instantly access the highlights;
• a map highlighting the main works, which will guide you through the exhibition rooms so as to make the most of your visit.
The exhibition, curated by Angelo Tartuferi, Enrica Neri Lusanna and Ada Labriola, will be on display at the Antico Palazzo dei Vescovi until 8 May 2022.
Thanks to the Pistoia Musei app, you can access:
• detailed, exclusive info on over thirty works including paintings, sculptures, gold holdings and illuminated manuscripts;
• multimedia content on the history of the Antico Palazzo dei Vescovi, its architecture and decorations;
• images, video and audio content that will turn your smartphone into an audio guide, to enhance your independent visit as you explore the variety of Pistoia’s artistic scene in the Middle Ages;
• an easy and intuitive way to enjoy the available content. Use the app to scan the QR codes near the works to instantly access the highlights;
• a map highlighting the main works, which will guide you through the exhibition rooms so as to make the most of your visit.
The exhibition, curated by Angelo Tartuferi, Enrica Neri Lusanna and Ada Labriola, will be on display at the Antico Palazzo dei Vescovi until 8 May 2022.
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