The Museum Carlo Bilotti For Contemporary Art In Rome, Italy Editorial Image

The Museum Carlo Bilotti for contemporary art in the Organery of Villa Borghese in Rome, Italy. The museum following intensive restoration houses the paintings, sculptures and drawings belonging to Carlo Bilotti, an Italian-American businessman and famous art collector. The donation of his collection – twenty-two works – is largely made up of paintings and sculptures by Giorgio de Chirico produced between the early 1920s and 1970s. Then there is the Portrait of Carlo Bilotti by Larry Rivers, the Portrait of Tina and Lisa Bilotti made in 1981 by Andy Warhol, Summer by Gino Severini, and the large bronze Cardinal by Giacomo Manzù