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Chiara Carlini

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Publicist journalist, graduate in Communication and Information Sciences with a Master's degree in Human Resource Management and Administration. Lover of chocolate and writer of romance novels and poems as a hobby.

Giorgio de Chirico’s secret 17th-century apartment in Piazza di Spagna has remained intact: today, in the House-Museum—where his paintbrushes and studio are still “exactly as he left them”—the original living spaces preserve his art and the soul of the master of Metaphysical Art.
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Giorgio de Chirico’s secret 17th-century apartment in Piazza di Spagna has remained intact: today, in the House-Museum—where his paintbrushes and studio are still “exactly as he left them”—the original living spaces preserve his art and the soul of the master of Metaphysical Art.

In the heart of Rome, at number 31 Piazza di Spagna, lies a place that Giorgio de Chirico loved to describe—with irony and pride—as the “center of the center of the world.” After a lifetime of traveling t...

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