Andrea Benetti’s works on display at the Chamber of Deputies

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Andrea Benetti opened the exhibition at the Chamber of Deputies

Andrea Benetti‘s works were exhibited at the Chamber of Deputies, in the Vicolo Valdina complex in Rome. Entitled “VR60768 anthropomorphic figures“, Andrea Benetti‘s exhibition, sponsored by the University of Ferrara and the University of Bologna, opened on April 16, 2015, curated by Professor Silvia Grandi and Professor Marco Peresani. The photo depicts the moment of the public presentation of the exhibition project, which included eleven drawings on paper by Montesanto, nine works on canvas made using pigments (loam, ochre, and charcoal) that were already used by prehistoric man around 40,000 years ago. Also on display were two stones painted during the Paleolithic period and found in Fumane Cave.
In the photograph, from left: prof. Marco Peresani (Unife), Andrea Benetti, prof. Silvia Grandi (Unibo), 
Hon. Andrea De Maria, Hon. Paolo Fontanelli (Quaestor of the Chamber of Deputies).