Central Protectorate's Museums
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Central Protectorate's Museums Yuniversan Caves | |
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The main entrance (by night) | |
Established | 2008 |
Location | Vignetia Pion, Province of Pozut |
Type | Historical and artistic museum |
Sections | Yuniversan Pinacoteca Archaeological Museum Museum of the Sculptures Philatelic Museum |
Curator | Giovanni Marzio |
The Central Protectorate's Museums, also known as Yuniversan Caves is the national and unique museum of the Decracy of Yunivers. Originally located in the Dungeon of the Central Protectorate Palace, in 2010 has opened a new section in the dungeon of the Ossario Palace.
History
The museum opened in 2008, from an idea of King Tiziano I. In the museums were transferred the major works of art that make up the heritage of the Protectorate.
Pinacoteca Yuniversana
This gallery includes all the paintings, for a total of 20 works. There are paintings by Caprari, Novella Parigini, Marini and Giovannin. This section is located in the Central Protectorate Palace.
Archaeological Museum
This gallery includes all the archaeological remains that have been found in the territory of Yunivers, from the Iron Age to the Middle Ages, for a total of 58 artefacts. There are also artefacts from Egypt, Turkey and Greece. It is located in the dungeon of the Ossario Palace
Museum of the Sculptures
Includes many sculptures and artefacts such vases, amphorae, etc. It is located in the Central Protectorate Palace.
Visits
Visits are possible from the June 1st to the September 10th, every year. The cost of the ticket is 2 Euros. During other periods, access to museums is possible only after a specific request to the offices.
Gallery
This is a gallery with some of the most important works
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Marini's Paesaggio Lacustre, Pinacoteca Yuniversana
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Caprari's Marina, Pinacoteca Yuniversana
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Novella Parigini's Donna Gatto, Pinacoteca Yuniversana
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Caprari's Zingara, Pinacoteca Yuniversana
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Giovannin's Natura Morta, Pinacoteca Yuniversana
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Collection of Egyptian Art, Archaeologicam Museum