🖼️ Os 10 museus mais visitados do mundo em 2017

Em abril de 2018, o Giornale dell’Arte, junto com o The Art Newspaper, publicou a lista “Os 100 museus mais visitados do mundo em 2017“.

O Louvre recuperou um pouco de fôlego, após os atentados terroristas, e superou no ano passado 8 milhões de visitantes. De qualquer forma, esse museu parigino continua sendo, há tempos, o museu mais visitado do mundo (posição que perdura há onze anos consecutivos).

Os Museus Vaticanos, na Cidade do Vaticano, sobem uma posição e passam a ser o quarto museu mais visitado do mundo

E os museus italianos? Mais uma vez, nenhum museu da Itália aparece na TOP 10

Os 10 museus mais visitados do mundo em 2017

1 – LOUVRE, Paris

🇫🇷 A l’occasion de la soirée #1MLouvre célébrant le 1 000 000 de followers sur notre compte Instagram, des instagramers ont été conviés hier soir à admirer les œuvres sous un autre angle et à redécouvrir l’histoire de certains chefs-d’œuvre de la sculpture grecque antique. Merci à tous les participants pour leur présence et leur publications, dont voici une sélection. A bientôt pour de nouvelles rencontres artistiques ! 🌎 ENG To celebrate 1 000 000 followers on our Instagram feed, some instagramers have been invited last night to admire and rediscover masterpieces from the Greek Antiquity. Many thanks for their participation and posts. We have the pleasure to share three of them with you. See you soon for more! 📷 Regrams @carolinelsln @tomagarnier @anneliseavril 👍 #louvre #museelouvre #muséedulouvre #instalouvre #louvremuseum #sculpture #masterpiece #art #regram

Un post condiviso da Musée du Louvre (@museelouvre) in data: 23 Mar 2017 alle ore 07:16 PDT

2 – NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CHINA

3 – MET DE NOVA IORQUE

“Life is short. Art is long.”– Maira Kalman | A lovely capture of the #MuseumWorkout from @mbbandco. Visit the link in our bio for more information about this #MetLiveArts commission.

Un post condiviso da The Met (@metmuseum) in data: 10 Feb 2017 alle ore 07:59 PST

4 – MUSEUS VATICANOS, Cidade do Vaticano,

#tbt with eyes wide open. Hypnotic ceiling #palazzoapostolico #apostolicpalace #vaticancity #lookup

Un post condiviso da Patrons of the Arts (@vaticanpatrons) in data: Feb 16, 2017 at 5:45 PST

5 – BRITISH MUSEUM, Londres

Swipe to see a mini gallery of this Roman statue of Venus ➡️ In ancient Rome, Venus was the goddess of love – her ancient Greek counterpart was Aphrodite. Statues of Venus/Aphrodite were placed in temples devoted to her, and their styles can tell us important things about society at the time. In the 4th century BC, Greek sculptor Praxiteles created a life-size naked statue of Aphrodite which had a big influence on later sculpture. The significance of portraying the goddess naked perhaps reflected both the rising social status of women, and changes in male attitudes towards women – previously only male statues had been naked. Based on a Greek original, this Roman sculpture has a great sense of three-dimensionality – Venus crouches down and turns her head sharply to her right, as if surprised by her audience. #AncientGreece #AncientRome #Greece #Rome #sculpture #statue #Aphrodite #Venus #marble

Un post condiviso da British Museum (@britishmuseum) in data: 7 Mar 2017 alle ore 08:53 PST

6 – TATE MODERN, Londres

Robert #Rauschenberg blazed a new trail for art in the second half of the twentieth century and changed American art forever. It’s your last chance to see the Rauschenberg retrospective on now at Tate Modern, closing 2 April. Link in bio!

Un post condiviso da Tate (@tate) in data: 11 Mar 2017 alle ore 12:23 PST

7 – NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART, Washington DC

Meeting with Alberto Giacometti’s “Walking Man II” (1960). 📸: @mdavies23 #myngadc #albertogiacometti #kidsinmuseums #rockthatmuseumkid

Un post condiviso da National Gallery of Art (@ngadc) in data: Apr 5, 2018 at 11:54 PDT

8 – NATIONAL GALLERY, Londres

‘An Allegory (‘Vision of a Knight’)’ is an early work by Raphael, made in about 1504. The sleeping knight may be intended to represent the Roman hero Scipio Africanus (236 – 184 BC) who was presented in a dream with a choice between Virtue (behind whom is a steep and rocky path) and Pleasure (in looser robes). However, the ladies are not presented as contestants. They may represent the ideal attributes of the knight: the book, sword and flower which they hold suggest the ideals of scholar, soldier and lover which a knight should combine. A pricked cartoon for the painting is in the @britishmuseum. Detail from Raphael, ‘An Allegory (‘Vision of a Knight’)’, about 1504 © The National Gallery, London. #raphael #nationalgallery #london #painting #artwork #oilpainting #art #arthistory #fineart #artmuseum #museum #artgallery #gallery #nationalgallerylondon #trafalgarsquare

Un post condiviso da National Gallery (@national_gallery) in data: Apr 5, 2018 at 8:37 PDT

9 – NATIONAL PALACE MUSEUM, Taipei

National Palace Museum [2016] #asia #taiwan #taipei #nationalpalacemuseum #chinesearchitecture

Un post condiviso da Linus Wärn (@linuswarn) in data: 27 Nov 2016 alle ore 12:12 PST

10 – MUSEU HERMITAGE, São Petersburgo

Веронезе, Паоло (Паоло Калиари). 1528-1588 Воскресение Христа Италия, 1570-е гг. Veronese, Paolo (Paolo Caliari). 1528-1588 Resurrection of Christ Italy, 1570s #hermitage_museum #visit_hermitage

Un post condiviso da Эрмитаж / Hermitage Museum (@hermitage_museum) in data: Apr 7, 2018 at 7:23 PDT

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