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Read more >The Museo della Grafica was founded by the City of Pisa and the University of Pisa, with the desire to present the city with an original and highly suggestive structure that integrates the city’s Museum System. The Museo della Grafica is housed in the rooms of Palazzo Lanfranchi and it is one of the most important public collections of contemporary graphics, able to present scholars, students and enthusiasts with an excellent artistic panorama. Through the great intellectual lesson of figures such as Sebastiano Timpanaro, Carlo Ludovico Ragghianti and Giulio Carlo Argan, it collects the artistic events of the 19th and 20th centuries.
The works of the permanent collection are periodically exhibited according to a principle of preservation. However, they can always be consulted by appointment.
The activity of the Museo della Grafica is characterised by a rich and varied calendar of temporary exhibitions that are able to contact and retain the most diverse categories of users.
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AVVISO IMPORTANTE ![]()
Fino al 27 settembre compreso verranno effettuati lavori strutturali nelle sale del Museo della Grafica e le mostre in corso saranno visitabili solo parzialmente. Per il periodo indicato l'ingresso dei visitatori sarà dunque gratuito.
Ci scusiamo per il disagio.

IMPORTANT NOTICE ![]()
Until 27 September included, structural work will be carried out in the galleries of the Museo della Grafica, and the current exhibitions will only be partially accessible. During this period, admission for visitors will therefore be free of charge.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.