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Save the Artistic Heritage

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Save the Artistic Heritage

In love with fine arts. We are a non-profit organization founded in 2018.

We protect and promote Italian
and international artistic heritage by distributing limited, authenticated, and certified digital editions of major museum masterpieces.

18/03/2026

📍Florence, Palazzo Vecchio – Salone dei Cinquecento
Tomorrow, March 19, Save the Artistic Heritage and the Florentine Civic Museums launch Italy’s first Permanent Observatory on the lending of cultural assets.
Curated by Guido Guerzoni and developed in partnership with Formules SRL, the initiative brings together 60 Italian and international museums to analyze the circulation of artworks for exhibitions, identify best practices, and strengthen institutional collaboration.

The discussion will feature leading voices from the sector:
– Mario Cristiani, President of Save the Artistic Heritage
– Carlo Francini, Director of the Florentine Civic Museums
– Gianpietro Bonaldi, General Manager of the Accademia Carrara di Bergamo
– Mattia Agnetti, Organizational Secretary of the Fondazione Musei Civici Venezia
– Antonella Pinna, President of ICOM Italia
– Angelo Crespi, General Manager of Grande Brera
– Gianluca De Felice, General Secretary of the Opera della Primaziale Pisana

A key step toward shared standards, enhanced value strategies, and stronger cultural networks.

13/03/2026

At TEFAF Maastricht, the world’s leading fair for museum-quality art and Old Masters, an important conversation on the future of protecting cultural heritage.

Tonight, Mario Cristiani, President of Save The Artistic Heritage, joins the international panel “Make Art Safe Again”, hosted by ARTE Generali and Apollo, to discuss how risk management, conservation strategies and digital technologies can help safeguard artworks when they are exhibited and shared with the public.
The discussion takes place at De Groote Sociëteit in Maastricht and brings together leading voices from the global museum and art world, including representatives from major international institutions such as the Art Institute of Chicago.
Also in Maastricht for this occasion: Angelo Crespi, Director General of the Pinacoteca di Brera.
Read the full interview with Mario Cristiani on the ARTE Generali website to learn more about the mission of Save The Artistic Heritage and its commitment to protecting artworks through innovation and collaboration.

20/01/2026

At , Save the Artistic Heritage hosted a landmark conference to challenge the taboo around reproductions in art. Experts, curators, and museum professionals came together to discuss the new patented approach for certified digital editions — opening a dialogue on authenticity, preservation, and access in the modern art world.

Save the Artistic Heritage introduced a groundbreaking patented approach to certified digital editions of masterpieces.

By creating museum-verified digital files of works such as Raphael’s Marriage of the Virgin and Hayez’s The Kiss, this innovation opens new opportunities for cultural accessibility and sustainable funding — reshaping how we think about authenticity, preservation, and patronage in the digital age.

01/12/2025

What an inspiring day at the Biblioteca Braidense on November 24th for “Copies, Replicas and Editions in the History of Art”, a symposium organized in collaboration with Pinacoteca di Brera, with the support of Cinello and Fondazione Cariplo.

Brilliantly moderated by Arturo Galansino (Director, Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi) and introduced by Angelo Crespi (General Director, Pinacoteca di Brera) and Mario Cristiani (President, Save the Artistic Heritage), the event gathered an exceptional panel of speakers: Giovanni Maria Fara, Simone Facchinetti, Francesco Guzzetti, Maria Cristina Terzaghi, and Salvatore Settis.

Together, they offered new insights into the history and future of copies, replicas, and digital editions in the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage.

A heartfelt thank you to all the speakers and to the wonderful audience who joined us.

We are pleased to remind you that the scientific volume documenting the symposium — published by Moebius — will soon be available in bookstores and museum bookshops.

24/11/2025

Today we present the new volume published by Moebius, dedicated to the long tradition of copies and editions in art history — from Roman replicas of Greek masterpieces to the limited digital editions that support museums today.
Join us for our scientific symposium and discover how the practice of reenvisioning artworks continues to shape cultural heritage in the digital age.

03/11/2025

Mario Cristiani, President of Save the Artistic Heritage, and Arturo Galansino, Director of the Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, announce the upcoming scientific conference:

📚 COPIES, REPLICAS AND EDITIONS IN THE HISTORY OF ART
🗓️ 24 November 2025 – Opening 4.30 PM
📍 Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense, Palazzo Brera, Via Brera 28 – Milan

Hosted in the heart of the Pinacoteca di Brera, the conference will explore how copies, replicas, and editions have shaped the diffusion and understanding of art throughout history — from Greek copies in the Roman era to engravings, silkscreen printing, and contemporary digital editions.

🔹 Introduction by
Angelo Crespi – Director General, Pinacoteca di Brera
Mario Cristiani – President, Save the Artistic Heritage

🎙️ Moderator
Arturo Galansino – Director, Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi

📖 Speakers
Francesco Guzzetti • Giovanni Maria Fara • Maria Cristina Terzaghi • Simone Facchinetti • Salvatore Settis

For any further information please contact: [email protected]

21/10/2025

A rainy day in Milan, and in the Save the Artistic Heritage showroom, the light rests on the face of La Scapigliata by Leonardo da Vinci.
This limited digital edition, created in collaboration with the Complesso Monumentale della Pilotta in Parma, embodies the union of art, technology, and preservation — a way to experience a masterpiece while respecting its history and essence.

Painted around 1508, La Scapigliata is one of Leonardo’s most enigmatic works — an unfinished portrait that reveals his mastery in capturing human grace through just a few delicate brushstrokes. Its mystery and tenderness continue to inspire artists and admirers worldwide.

20/10/2025

Convegno scientifico – “Copie, repliche ed edizioni nella storia dell’arte”

🗓 Lunedì 24 novembre 2025, ore 16.30 – 18.30

📍 Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense, Sala Lettura – Palazzo Brera, Milano

Un appuntamento promosso da Save the Artistic Heritage in collaborazione con la Pinacoteca di Brera e la Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense, dedicato al ruolo che copie e multipli hanno avuto nella storia dell’arte, tra diffusione del sapere, tecnica e innovazione.

Introducono:

🎨 Angelo Crespi, Direttore Generale della Pinacoteca di Brera, Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense e Palazzo Citterio

🤝 Mario Cristiani, Presidente di Save the Artistic Heritage

Modera:

🎙 Arturo Galansino, Direttore della Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi di Firenze

Intervengono:

📖 Salvatore Settis, Accademico dei Lincei

📖 Maria Cristina Terzaghi, Professoressa di Storia dell’Arte Moderna, Università Roma Tre

📖 Giovanni Maria Fara, Professore di Storia dell’Arte Moderna, Università di Genova

📖 Simone Facchinetti, Professore di Storia dell’Arte Moderna, Università del Salento

📖 Francesco Guzzetti, Professore di Storia dell’Arte Contemporanea, Università di Firenze

Un incontro che esplora la trasmissione del sapere artistico attraverso le epoche – dalle copie greche in epoca romana alle incisioni, dalla serigrafia alle riproduzioni digitali a tiratura limitata.

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10/03/2025

Over the past weeks, Save the Artistic Heritage has proudly hosted three extraordinary events at the prestigious Brown’s Hotel, Rocco Forte Hotels in London. At the heart of these gatherings, we presented the limited and authenticated digital edition of Raphael’s masterpiece, The Marriage of the Virgin, certified by the Pinacoteca di Brera.

Through insightful dialogues with leading figures in the art world—Dr. Angelo Crespi (Director of the Brera Museum, Milan), Per Rumberg (Curator of Florence 1504 and Head of Curatorial Dept of the National Gallery), Arturo Galansino (Director of Palazzo Strozzi), James Bradbourne (former Director of the Pinacoteca di Brera & Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi), and Mario Cristiani (President of Save the Artistic Heritage)—we explored new ways of preserving, sharing, and celebrating artistic heritage.

Since our founding, we have been committed to the protection and conservation of artistic heritage, with a special focus on Italian cultural treasures. However, our broader mission extends to supporting institutions worldwide in preserving and promoting their collections.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us in London and contributed to these meaningful discussions. All our activities are shared with the museums that hold the original masterpieces, ensuring their ongoing support and preservation.

Stay tuned for our next initiatives as we continue to bring the world's greatest art to new audiences! 🎨✨

14/01/2025

The Director of the Pinacoteca di Brera Angelo Crespi talks about Raphael's masterpiece: "The Marriage of the Virgin". Available in a limited digital edition for international exhibitions thanks to the help of Save the Artistic Heritage.

07/01/2025

Save the Artistic Heritage is a non-profit organization with the mission of preserving and promoting Italian and international artistic heritage. It distributes authentic, certified, and numbered digital editions of masterpieces traditionally considered immovable. The organization curates public and private exhibitions worldwide, allocating proceeds to the museums that house the original works, thereby supporting and enhancing their collections.

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