At the Montefalco Museum until March 3rd the evocative photographic exhibition dedicated to the cultural heritage of Umbria, the result of the editorial project signed by Elvio Lunghi and Giovanni Tarpani. A land rich in time, to be lived with authentic experiences.

It is an invitation to travel to Umbria to discover an incredibly unique heritage. Identity, protection, beauty, industriousness and know-how are the elements of the photographic exhibition “Umbria. Patrimoni” , set up in the splendid setting of the San Francesco Museum Complex in Montefalco. The evocative exhibition was born from the editorial project of Maggioli Cultura e Turismo which began in 2021 with “Umbria. Eredità” and always signed by the photographic shots of Giovanni Tarpani and the texts of the art historian Elvio Lunghi . It can be visited until March 3, 2024.

The exhibition presents a selection of 35 large format images, mostly taken from the volume “Umbria. Heritage” and a minor section from “ Umbria. Inheritance" . It is the representation of the territory through photography, which takes on not only an aesthetic value but above all a "reproduction" of the experience that Umbria allows in various forms.

The two publications together make up a unique experiment of its kind in Italy, which has as its object the representation and valorization of the identity of a territory through its widespread cultural and environmental assets, both tangible and intangible. The exhibition is curated by Maggioli Culture and Tourism in collaboration with the Municipality of Montefalco.