11 March Mar 2019 1610 11 March 2019 Archive #ParoledArchivio H for H.C. White Company Seeking the third dimension in photography
1 March Mar 2019 1122 01 March 2019 Cathedral The messages concealed in the bronze ciborium of St. Charles Borromeo Renewed Eucharistic splendour glows from the altar of the Duomo di Milano
1 March Mar 2019 0930 01 March 2019 Construction sites #AlfabetoDuomo A is for "Appuntatura" The art of substituting sculptures
28 February Feb 2019 1704 28 February 2019 Archive #ParoledArchivio: I for Indulgence The Cathedral, a history of Art and Faith
28 February Feb 2019 1633 28 February 2019 Cathedral When a Bach entered the Duomo “I’ve been made organist in Milan”, wrote Johann Christian in 1760
27 February Feb 2019 1706 27 February 2019 Museum #AlfabetoDuomo G is for #GaleazzoMariaSforza Duke and benefactor of Milano and the Duomo
27 February Feb 2019 1644 27 February 2019 Archive #ParoledArchivio N for Negative The negative-positive binomialthat underpins modern photography
27 February Feb 2019 1602 27 February 2019 Duomo di Milano Lucio Fontana’s twoversions of the Pietà for the Duomo exhibited at the Diocesan Museum of Milan An exclusive comparisonfrom 27 February to 5 May 2019 in Sala Fontana (Fontana Hall)
27 February Feb 2019 1056 27 February 2019 Cathedral The photographic testimony of an ancient Milanese tradition: the mechanism of the "Nivola" A device designed by San Carlo Borromeo to celebrate, each year for the past fifty years, the Relic of the Holy Nail in the Duomo
27 February Feb 2019 1041 27 February 2019 Cathedral Wander between the fifteen thousand organ pipes of the Grande Organo del Duomo: a technological giant A special report by DDay.it unveils the secrets of the great instrument
27 February Feb 2019 1016 27 February 2019 Cathedral The shutters of the Duomo's organs and pictorial art in the Cathedral The masterpieces of Meda, Figino, and Procaccini
19 February Feb 2019 1800 19 February 2019 Duomo di Milano A new online experience for exploring the Duomo Making your visit to the Cathedral even better
