Robert Capa. The Work 1932-1954

On the occasion of the exhibition Robert Capa. The Work 1932-1954, the Diocesan Museum offers subscribers a special appointment to discover the photographer, with a guided tour designed exclusively for them.

Subscribers will be able to retrace the main stages of the war photographer's career, from his beginnings in 1932 to his death in
1954 in Indochina due to a mine blast.

An exhibition of 300 works, selected from the archives of the Magnum Photos Agency, which aims to reveal the temperament and facets of a passionate and elusive character, insatiable and perhaps never fully satisfied, who did not hesitate to risk his life for his reportages.

• CostFree event with compulsory booking reserved for subscribers. Each Museum Subscription holder may bring along a non-subscriber who will enjoy the guided tour free of charge (the non-subscriber only has to pay for the Museum entrance ticket).
• Bookingonline, through the user area

^{A Sicilian peasant telling an American officer which way the Germans had gone, near Troina in Sicily, Italy, August, 1943.
© Robert Capa © International Center of Photography/Magnum Photos}