When the Museum closes to the public, the visit takes on a more intimate pace. The guide takes the group to the Birthplace of Antonio Canova, through rooms, paintings, and testimonies that bring one closer to the life of the artist and the place where his story began.
In the Gypsotheca, the light from the lanterns changes the way the works are observed. The sculptures slowly rise from the shadows, and in the silence of the rooms, profiles, volumes, and details emerge that may go unnoticed during a daytime visit. The atmosphere recalls that of Canova's Roman studio, where the artist continued to work on his models and marbles even after sunset.
The evening concludes with a meringue from the Pasticceria Aurora in Possagno. A simple gesture that brings the story back to the territory and leaves the visitor with one last memory, made up of art, light, and local flavors.
