Cultural Heritage Code News Today

The artworks and monuments of Italy are governed by the Code of Cultural Heritage and Landscape, which protects them from 'disparaging and unauthorised commercial use'.

A family that was entrusted to care for a Sandro Botticelli painting for more than a century could lose possession of the work.

Preserving the cultural heritage is a major goal of the Ministry of Culture.

Minister of Culture, Raluca Turcan, has announced the completion and public discussion of the National Cultural Heritage Code, inviting experts in the field to take this process seriously. Raluca Turcan participated in the closing conference of the project "Historic Monuments - Strategic Planning and Optimized Public Policies," during which the projects for the National Strategy for the Protection of Historic Monuments and the National Cultural Heritage Code were developed.

The Gallerie dell’Accademia di Venezia brough legal action against the manufacturer, even though the Vitruvian Man is in the public domain.

Jean Paul Gaultier’s use of Botticelli’s famous painting on clothing has led to a fascinating dispute between French fashion house and Italian gallery, says Valentina Gazzarri of Bugnion.

A similar case was fought last year when adult entertainment website Pornhub used images of the masterpiece painting for an online guide.

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Law-decree 17/2022 (Decree), whose conversion law (no. 32/2022) was published in the Italian Official Gazette on 28 April 2022, effective as of 29 April 2022, is intended to (among...

Law-decree 17/2022 (Decree), whose conversion law (no. 32/2022) was published in the Italian Official Gazette on 28 April 2022, effective as of 29…