Showing potential for new perspectives on the Baroque age impresses Turin-based funder
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In addition to holding some of the world’s finest Baroque art and architecture, the Italian city of Turin plays host to one of the major funders for Baroque studies. The 1563 Foundation—Fondazione 1563 per l’Arte e la Cultura—part of the Compagnia di San Paolo banking foundation, has annual calls for fellowships and research grants for studies on the age and culture of the Baroque.
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