Sola! — Emilio Longoni

Restorations

The Museo Diocesano’s permanent collection comprises almost a thousand works, ranging from the 3rd century to the present day. Alongside promoting the works on display, an integral part of the Museum’s activity is the conservation of the collection, through careful monitoring of the works and the planning of the restoration work required.

Thanks to contributions from individuals and companies, the Museum has been able to support the maintenance and restoration of some of the most important works in the permanent collection.

Most recent restoration works:

2026
Emilio Longoni, (Sola!)
Restored thanks to BPER

Sola! — Emilio Longoni
Emilio Longoni, (Sola!)

Guido Reni, San Giuseppe con il Bambino
Restored thanks to Volunteers’ Association of the Museo Diocesano Carlo Maria Martini

San Giuseppe con il Bambino — Guido Reni
Guido Reni, San Giuseppe con il Bambino

2024
Ambrogio da Fossano, known as Bergognone, Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Saint Agnes and Saint Cecilia
Side panels restored thanks to EPO srl, Milan

Ambrogio da Fossano, known as Bergognone, Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Saint Agnes and Saint Cecilia
Ambrogio da Fossano, known as Bergognone, Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Saint Agnes and Saint Cecilia

2021-2025
Francesco Londonio, “Presepe del Gernetto” (the Gernetto Nativity Scene)
Restored thanks to Renèe Bormioli, in memory of her parents;

Intesa Sanpaolo, as part of the 19th edition of Restituzioni;

PwC Italia;

Volunteers’ Association of the Museo Diocesano Carlo Maria Martini;

those who donated through Intesa Sanpaolo’s For Funding platform: Lorenzo Alessio, Karin Ayed, Francesca Cappellini, Marinella Cattaneo, Rosa Anna Corti, Elisabetta D’Auria, Marco Ferraguti, Paola Gallazzi, Maria Grazia Grassi, Susanna Lampugnani, Gabriella Magnago, Brunella Marelli, Cristina Martina, Donatella Mossini, Loredana Mottura, Francesca Provenzano, Cristina Targetti, Laura Valleri, Piero Zanaboni, Piera Zerbi

and all those who wished to remain anonymous

Would you like to help us support a restoration?
Your contribution, however small, is precious to the Museum. 

By supporting the restoration of a work, anyone can make a meaningful gesture and have their name remembered in the caption that accompanies the work. You can send an email to segreteria@museodiocesano.it to find out which works you could care for with your contribution.

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