Art at Villa Mangiacane
Continuing a centuries' old tradition
Throughout the centuries it has been tradition for Italian nobility to be patrons to great artists. Villa Mangiacane stays true to this by sponsoring on-site artists from Zimbabwe and abroad, and numerous art exhibition openings.
Half the profits go to deserving African charities, such as the Sharon Cohen School for mentally handicapped children. The remaining profits are reinvested to support the Shona Art sculptors in Zimbabwe, and to promote their work by enabling them to gain international recognition and exposure.
As you linger amongst the myriad of masterpieces in the 'Giardino delle scultura' with its backdrop of nature, enjoy a spectrum of art including Lithuanian Cubism and Zimbabwean Shona sculptures.
Half the profits go to deserving African charities, such as the Sharon Cohen School for mentally handicapped children. The remaining profits are reinvested to support the Shona Art sculptors in Zimbabwe, and to promote their work by enabling them to gain international recognition and exposure.
As you linger amongst the myriad of masterpieces in the 'Giardino delle scultura' with its backdrop of nature, enjoy a spectrum of art including Lithuanian Cubism and Zimbabwean Shona sculptures.
Via Faltignano 4, San Casciano, 50026 Florence - Tuscany - Italy Tel. 39 055 829 0123 Fax. 39 055 829 0358 Email. mangiacane@steinhotels.com
