1 Nov-23 Feb. The Museum of Rome in Trastevere displays a series of 76 small oil paintings on paper, cardboard and wood, created between 1885 and 1936 by Italian journalist, art critic and artist Diego Angeli.

The series of landscape paintings, whose dimensions do not exceed the size of a postcard, represent views of Sabina, Florence and Paris.

It is the first time that the collection has been exhibited in its entirely since the 1990s.

Angeli's works are contrasted with the Polaroid images taken by photographer Simona Filippini in Rome and its suburbs over the last decade.

For exhibition details see museum website.