Paolo Paschetto at Villa Torlonia: the exhibition "Under a Good Star"

Paolo Paschetto at Villa Torlonia: "Under a Good Star"

A new exhibition in Rome showcases Paolo Paschetto’s works centered on the emblem of the Italian Republic. The display highlights drawings and designs that explore the emblem’s symbolism, with particular attention to the olive branch as a motif for peace.

Why visit

The show places Paschetto’s work within the post‑war cultural renewal of Italy and the civic engagement of Protestant communities. It includes preparatory sketches and designs for stained glass and other commissions, offering insight into the artist’s practice.

Practical information

• Dates: 26 March–27 September 2026
• Venue: Casina delle Civette (Villa Torlonia), via Nomentana 70, Rome
• Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 9:00–19:00
• Organisers: Roma Capitale, Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali and the Historical Archive and Cultural Heritage Office of the Waldensian Table
• Visitor tip: check the museum’s official channels for ticketing and any schedule updates

What to expect

The exhibition emphasizes original drawings and studies that reveal Paschetto’s approach to national and religious iconography. Those interested in 20th‑century Italian art, symbolic imagery and the intersection of creativity and civic commitment will find valuable material and interpretive cues.