The Wolfsoniana, in Genoa, is a modern art gallery part of the Genoese Levant museum district, founded by Mitchell Wolfson Jr. and opened in 1999.

The collection includes complete furnishings, paintings, sculptures, and various furnishings organized in chronological-thematic order, highlighting the different cultural movements, artistic currents, and styles represented.

Among the exhibited materials are objects in glass, ceramics, wrought iron, silver, fabric, but also graphic architecture projects, posters and advertising materials, sketches and drawings, books, and periodicals.

Inside the museum, there are areas dedicated to the evolution of decorative arts, work, travel, urban transformation processes, and the art of propaganda.

Mainly focused on decorative arts and propaganda from the period 1880 - 1945, the Wolfsoniana unfolds through the main linguistic and expressive currents of the first half of the 20th century, from Art Nouveau to Art Deco, from Novecento to Rationalism.