Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna

Founded in 1883, the National Gallery of Modern Art has the greatest amount of works by Italian sculptors and painters of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibits within this large building belong to many of the contemporary art movements such as: neo-classicism, romanticism, and Tuscan Macchiaoli impressionism. Works by Degas and Van Gogh, although no italian, are even housed in this gallery, making it even more so appealing. Though much of the city of Rome is filled with early Italian art, entering this space you will be enthralled in the modernization of pieces of work.