History

Founded in Arezzo in 1969, the Piero Della Francesca Art Gallery is now one of Europe’s oldest galleries. Over the course of its history, it has organised exhibitions featuring great masters of the 20th century and contemporary artists, becoming a key destination for contemporary art enthusiasts. The gallery features a large exhibition space (located in a picturesque side street off Corso Italia, the main street in the historic city centre), where not only solo, group and themed exhibitions are held, but also events such as “Prospettive d’Arte Contemporanea” (the first edition of which dates back to 1973). The gallery’s exhibition programme features regular exhibitions in which works by leading masters of the past and present are presented alongside pieces by emerging artists. Now in its 57th year of operation and under the third generation of ownership, the Gallery continues its work in research and dissemination, rewarded by the trust of an ever-growing audience of collectors, and is also active in the field of art publications (books, catalogues, limited-edition prints).