Musée Magnelli, Musée de la Céramique & Musée National Picasso La Guerre et La Paix
Three museums in one, this petite cultural center developed from a 12th-century chapel where Picasso painted La Paix (Peace) and La Guerre (War) in 1952. Visitors can physically immerse themselves in this tribute to pacifism. Images of love and peace adorn one wall; scenes of violence and conflict the other. Also on site is a permanent exposition of works by Florentine-born abstract artist Alberto Magnelli, as well as a floor dedicated to traditional and innovative ceramics from regional potters.
Three museums in one, this petite cultural center developed from a 12th-century chapel where Picasso painted La Paix (Peace) and La Guerre (War) in 1952. Visitors can physically immerse themselves in this tribute to pacifism. Images of love and peace adorn one wall; scenes of violence and conflict the other. Also on site is a permanent exposition of works by Florentine-born abstract artist Alberto Magnelli, as well as a floor dedicated to traditional and innovative ceramics from regional potters.
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