Giorgio De Chirico House, Artist's house in Italy
The Giorgio de Chirico House Museum is dedicated to the work and life of the metaphysical painter.
Giorgio de Chirico lived and worked here during the later part of his life, making it a site of historical significance.
This museum preserves the personal environment and artworks of one of the 20th century's most enigmatic painters.
Located in Rome, the museum has been open to the public since 1998, displaying a comprehensive collection of de Chirico's work.
Visitors can view the artist’s studio left as it was during de Chirico's creative years.
Location: Rome
Inception: 1998
Official opening: 1998
Phone: +39066796546
Email: fondazionedechirico@tiscali.it
Website: fondazionedechirico.it
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