Torlonia family reach agreement with Italian government to demonstrate sample of more than 600 Greek and Roman statues
One of the worlds most significant collections of classic sculpture is to open to the public for the first time in decades following a “historic” agreement between the Italian government and the aristocratic Torlonia family.
The collection,which includes more than 600 Greek and Roman statues, has been maintained, and out of view,in some of the Torlonia familys several palaces in Rome since the 1960s. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com