Two recent exhibition design projects showcase the works of Beato Angelico and Leonardo in different but equally interesting ways
New conservation and utilisation needs are pushing many Italian museums to update their exhibition designs. Two stand-outs among the most recent examples are the Beato Angelico Room at the Museum of San Marco in Florence, which houses 16 works by the painter, and in Parma the space that houses Leonardo’s extraordinary La Scapiliata in the Pilotta Complex.
