Nino Springolo at Museo Bailo in Treviso: solo exhibition open until 1 November 2026

Nino Springolo at Museo Bailo, Treviso: solo exhibition

For the 140th anniversary of his birth, the Museo Luigi Bailo presents a solo exhibition dedicated to Nino Springolo, on view until 1 November 2026. The public opening took place on 13 March 2026.

Curated by Fabrizio Malachin, director of the Treviso Civic Museums, the show gathers about one hundred works from public and private collections and traces Springolo's artistic development through thematic sections.

• Four sections: Landscapes, Portraits, Still lifes and a final room titled "The Two Companions".
• Style and influences: from early divisionist experiments and Cézanne's lessons to a personal naturalism with occasional near-naïf traits.
• Artistic relationships: focused displays on Springolo's interaction with Gino Rossi and Arturo Martini and ties to Treviso's cultural milieu.

The exhibition is arranged for intimate viewing, favoring close observation and critical reading of works that map Springolo's interior research and technical evolution.

Curator's note: Fabrizio Malachin emphasizes that Springolo's paintings benefit from compact, contemplative spaces and that the current installation highlights the artist's significance within early 20th-century Venetian art.

Practical information

The exhibition is hosted at the Museo Luigi Bailo, Borgo Cavour, Treviso.

• Dates: on view until 1 November 2026.
• Tickets: full €10, reduced €8.
• Free admission for visitors under 18, people with disabilities and accompanying persons, licensed guides, school chaperones (1 per 10 students) and students.

This retrospective offers a clear overview of Springolo's work and his connections with Venetian avant-garde figures. Check the museum's official channels for updated opening hours before planning your visit.