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Galleria Sabauda, Turin

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• By MarioBreda

  Grazie alla possibilità di visitarla gratuitamente la prima domenica del mese, abbiamo ammirato questa piccola perla della città torinese. Opere barocche di artisti più o meno noti, forse l'unica pecc...  more »

  Thanks to the opportunity to visit it for free on the first Sunday of the month, we admired this little pearl of the Turin city. Baroque works by more or less well-known artists, perhaps the only flaw is the lack of a path that helps and enhances the visit to the maximum. Anyway.... to visit!
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• By CG_INNO

  Junto ao Palazzo Reale de Torino, está a Galleria Sabauda! Simplesmente espetacular, imperdível, por todas as suas obras de arte autênticas! Você pode passar horas admirando as ventes delas é não cons...  more »

  Next to Torino's Palazzo Reale, there's Galleria Sabauda! Simply spectacular, unmissable, for all your authentic works of art! You can spend hours admiring their vents is you won't be able to see everything, it's very extraordinary. A privilege that everyone should have the opportunity to admire.
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• By Mahya Hashemi

  The artwork collection that is exhibited in this gallery is admirable and really interesting to look at. However, there exists a very important technical issue in this exhibition, and that is lighting. The lighting of the paintings is so poorly done and it actually affects the perception of the viewer about the piece he/she is looking at. Because pay attention, we are dealing with visual arts here, so, the most important aspect in exhibiting such collections would be viewing them in the best conditions possible visually in which they are closest to what the artist aimed to show and preserving them in that condition. The lighting equipment in my opinion is not a good type for an exhibition, they need to be defused and the color of the light needs to me more neutral. If it wasn't for that, it would be a very pleasant experience I must say.

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• By Rimas Trumpa

  Big parts of the gallery were closed: half of the ground floor, half of the second floor, and the whole third floor. Not sure if this is because they're hosting a special Da Vinci exhibition (which was actually really nice) or that's a regular thing, since the staff doesn't really speak English.

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