The exhibition presentsworks by modern and contemporary artists inspired by the art of Giotto, the master who revolutionised medieval painting 

In an exceptional reunion, two "Italian" masterpieces by Klimt, "Judith II" and "The Three Ages of Woman", are on exhibit at the Mart. This matchless pair of works provides the cornerstone for the first exhibition to explore Klimt's influence on the great artists of the early 20th century, including Felice Casorati, Adolfo Wildt, Vittorio Zecchin and Luigi Bonazza.

The exhibition features 120 photographs from Atelier Manassé, a unique photographic archive founded in 1920 in Vienna by husband and wife Adorjan Wlassics and Olga Spolarits and recently rediscovered after a long period of oblivion.

The exhibition traces the artist's journey through 50 works and a thematic layout that accentuates the introspective nature of his research.

Dedicated to the greatest masterpieces in the museum’s Collections, this permanent exhibition is a journey through one hundred years of the history of art, between avantgarde and tradition, experimentation and a return to order.