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The Pinacoteca of Brera is one of the most important national galleries in the world and is located in Milan, in the building of the same name.

The gallery houses an incredible collection of works of art.

The paintings on display at the Pinacoteca of Brera include artists such as Tintoretto, Piero della Francesca, Gentile da Fabriano, Titian, Hayez, Bramante, Giovanni Bellini, and many others.

Whether you're an art enthusiast or not, the gallery is a must-see if you're visiting Milan.

Located in the Palazzo di Brera, next to the Brera Academy, it was established during Austrian rule as a teaching aid for students.

Under Napoleon, it became a veritable museum displaying the most significant paintings from the territories conquered by the French.

Enriched by the legacy of the religious suppressions of the XIX century, the Pinacoteca houses mostly religious works that tell the story of the region.

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The Brera Art Gallery extends across a single floor, and the collection is divided into 38 exhibition rooms, arranged by chronological order.

Worthy of note is the Cortile D'Onore of the Brera Palace, built in the first half of the XVII century by architect Francesco Maria Richini.

It houses sculptures by great Italian sculptors such as Innocenzo Fraccaroli with his monument to Pietro Verri.

Benedetto Cacciatori with his monument to Luigi Cagnola and Antonio Canova with his monument depicting Napoleon as Mars.

The complex also contains other buildings such as the Braidense National Library, the Brera Observatory, the Botanical Garden, the Lombard Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Academy of Fine Arts.

Fresco Gallery is a large corridor connecting rooms 1 and 1A.

Gothic and Late Gothic painting from Rooms 2 to 4, containing paintings from the late XIII to the mid XV century.

Venetian painting are from Rooms 5 to 7, containing Andrea Mantegna's renowned Risen Christ, as well as the three Napoleonic Salons.

Lombard painting from Rooms 10 to 13.

Renaissance paintings from Ferrara, Emilia, and the Marche from Rooms 20 to 23.

The Piero della Francesca, Bramante, and Raphael Gallery, considered the heart of the art gallery, is located in Room 24.

Central Italian painting from XVI and XVII centuries: Rooms 27 and 28.

Caravaggio and XVII century Lombardy from Rooms 29 and 30, containing Caravaggio's celebrated work, the Basket of Fruit.

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