The Kimbell Art Museum is presenting the first ever United States exhibition of the work of Italian Baroque artist Salvator Rosa.  A name unfamiliar to most of us, Rosa was a star of 17^th century Italian art, and the thirty-six paintings on exhibit will showcase this rebellious artist’s unique and evocative style, focusing primarily on landscapes, the supernatural, and themes from classical literature. 

Italian Club of Dallas Members and Guests will be treated to an hour-long docent tour of the exhibit.  After the tour, participants can spend more time enjoying the museum’s outstanding permanent collection, including the recently-acquired “Christ and the Woman of Samaria” (dated 1619-1620) by Italian artist Guercino.  Anyone who would like to spend more time in Fort Worth can enjoy lunch in Sundance Square with other Kimbell tour participants after our time at the museum.  (Arrangements will also be made for anyone who would like to carpool to Ft. Worth from the ICD Clubhouse)

Normal Kimbell exhibit admission prices will apply, but the docent tour is provided to ICD Members at no cost.  Admission is free to Kimbell Art Museum members; $8 for adults; $6 for adults 60+ and students with i.d.; and $4 for children 6 – 11.  Please contact Mary Ann Webster at culture@itcd.org with any questions.  RSVP at the Clubhouse or online at http://rosatour.eventbrite.com.