• Modern Art Museum Mario Rimoldi

    Modern Art Museum Mario Rimoldi

    The great Italian painters of 20th century

  • Renato Guttuso

    Renato Guttuso

    The Sulphur Deposit, detail

  • Filippo de Pisis

    Filippo de Pisis

    Old House in Cortina (Hay-barns), detail

  • Giorgio de Chirico

    Giorgio de Chirico

    Roses (Flowers), detail

 

MODERN ART MUSEUM MARIO RIMOLDI

The Museum was officially opened in 1974 thanks to the generous gift donated to the Regole of Ampezzo by Mrs Rosa Braun, the widow of Mario Rimoldi, a well known collector in Cortina d'Ampezzo.

Famous artists like De Pisis, De Chirico, Sironi, Campigli and Music - habitual guests of the Ampezzo valley- started a fruitful friendship with the art collector Mario Rimoldi.
In 1941, when the first Exhibition of Contemporary Art Collections opened in Cortina, the Mario Rimoldi collection was already well delineated. It featured splendid paintings by de Pisis, Morandi, Semeghini, Rosai, Campigli, Sironi, Garbari, Severini, Tosi and Guidi.
After World War II, the collection grew with the experimental works of the artists who were already represented by their figurative art works. The art collector was interested in the artists of the figurative school from the Veneto area like Cadorin, Cesetti, Saetti, Tomea and Depero, and also in the new artistic movements that were being created. The collection features La Zolfara by Guttuso and works by the leading artists of the new experimentation like Corpora, Crippa, Dova, Morlotti, Music, Santomaso, Vedova. The collector discovers also foreign artists like Kokoschka, Leger, Villon, Zadkine, and widens his interests with the protagonists of the neo-avantgarde and the abstractionism of the Fifties.

The Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities has recognized the cultural interest of the collection which spans over a period of fife years and is noted as one of the most significant collections of the 20th century Italian art.; for the presence of masterpieces by painters like Savinio, Garbari, Depero, Guttuso and of a few works which are fundamental in the study of de Pisis, Sironi, De Chirico, Semeghini, Tomea, Tosi, Campigli.

The permanent exhibition features the Chiesa di Cortina and the Soldatino francese by de Pisis, the Bagnanti by Carena, the Squero di San Travaso by Semeghini, the Zolfara by Guttuso, the San Sebastiano by Garbari, the Ile des charmesby Savinio and the Concerto by Campigli.

Online Collection

A look to the collection masterpieces

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The Collection

The story of the Mario Rimoldi collection

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ARS ET LABOR

From December 4, 2021 to April 18, 2022

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From August 6th, the GREEN PASS is necessary to enter into the museum.

INFO

The Museum is hosted in the building known as Ciasa de ra Regoles. It is located in the centre of Cortina d'Ampezzo, on the famous Corso Italia next to the Parish church.
The easiest way to reach the museum is walking and you may park the car in one of the many parking areas near the pedestrian zone.
From the bus station, walk down via Stazione, across Largo Poste, to the pedestrian area of Corso Italia in just 5 minutes.

 

 

Covid-19 Emergency - Methods and procedures for visiting the Museum.

From August 6th, 2021 the GREEN PASS is necessary to enter into the museum.

- You need to show a digital or printed QR code from your green pass certification.

- The validity of the certification will be verified through the “verification c19 app”

- While waiting, remember to always keep at least a one meter distance from others.

- The green pass is not required for children under 12.

 

Behaviors to be respected:

  • Always maintain an interpersonal safety distance, with the exception of your family unit.
  • Wear the mask, not mandatory only for children up to 6 years.
  • Only 1 person can access the ticket office at a time; other visitors are asked to wait while maintaining a safe distance, according to the instructions provided by the reception staff.
  • Inside the museum, the visit can always be carried out along the path indicated by the signs and / or by the museum staff.
  • In the exhibition halls the usual prohibition on touching display cases, objects, works and surfaces remains.
  • The use of the lift is allowed for 1 person at a time.
  • The bookshop materials must not be touched; in case of need, it is possible to ask the staff and in any case only using special disposable gloves.
  • For the use of the toilets, the instructions displayed there must be respected.

We also remind you that inside the museum:

  • Sanitizing gels are available
  • Any brochures and / or other information material requested must be taken away by the visitor and not left at the museum.

Opening hours

The museum is temporary closed. It will reopned on December 2021.

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Contacts

Museo d'Arte Moderna Mario Rimoldi

C.so Italia, 69

I-32043 Cortina d'Ampezzo

T. +39 0436 866222 / 0436 2206

museo.rimoldi@gmail.com

Prices

Full-price ticket for the Rimoldi collection and temporary exhibitions: 7,00 €
Reduced price ticket for the Rimoldi collection and temporary exhibitions: 5,00 €

Ticket for 3 Museum of Regole: full price 12,00 €, reduced price 8,00 €

Cumulative family ticket (two adults + one or more children): 15,00 €

REDUCED PRICE TICKET MUSEUM OF MODERN ART: senior visitors over 65 years; from 10 to 18 years; students with current student ID; residents in Cortina d’Ampezzo; members of ITALIAN TOURING CLUB, members of CAI; groups of 15 visitors; teachers; MAMBO (Bologna Museum of Modern Art); FAI

FREE: children under 10 years; severely disable visitors escort included (over 74% with certification); members of MUSEUM OF MODERN ART MARIO RIMOLDI; journalist with a valid Press Card; members of Regole d’Ampezzo; holders of CARTA GIOVANI DEL COMUNE DI CORTINA D’AMPEZZO; members of CAI CORTINA; members of: MART (Modern Art Museum of Trento and Rovereto); CASA D’ARTE FUTURISTA DEPERO; MUSEO MORANDI; CASA MORANDI E MUSEO PER LA MEMORIA DI USTICA; PARCO(Pordenone Arte Contemporanea); FONDAZIONE PEGGY GUGGENHEIM VENEZIA; FONDAZIONE QUERINI STAMPALIA VENEZIA