In the first half of the 17th century, it existed as a university for training painters, sculptors and architects, and later became a university in 1652. Saint? Luca painting club? It began to play the role of an art school for the first time, and was later established by Maria Giovanna (widow of Carlo Emmanuel II) in 1678, following the example of the Royal College of Paris, and eventually became a school of painting, sculpture and architecture. Later, after the reform of vittorio Amedeo III in 1778, during the reign of Napoleon, Carlo Alberto realized its real reconstruction around 1833 and renamed it the Royal Academy. It is also worth mentioning that its art gallery has collected and preserved many bishops? The treasures of the Marquis of Moses and the Sava family. From the early 1940s, with the support of some representatives of Turin's image art and culture, the college began to attract some pioneers from Central Europe and France: Casorati, Paolo Lurgi and later Manzio in painting; Sculpture is strange; Printed matter in Calander; In terms of stage setting, Kanaklin received strong support from many capable teaching assistants, who witnessed the rapid development of art after World War II.

In recent years, Turin Academy of Fine Arts has persisted in further reform and development, and promoted many innovative activities in teaching and culture. Among them, it is particularly noteworthy that the college art museum was reopened to the public after reorganization; The restoration of the college building and the reorganization of the internal space (still in progress); Concentrate on holding various exhibitions, conferences and seminars; The college introduced information systems on a large scale; Since the school year of 1997- 1998, experimental courses on the protection and restoration of historical sites have been offered.

School advantages:

The school has a long history, and the art museum has collected and preserved many bishops? The treasures of the Marquis of Moses and the Sava family. In recent years, Turin Academy of Fine Arts has persisted in further reform and development, and promoted many innovative activities in teaching and culture.

Courses:

Undergraduate course: exchange, development and utilization of artistic heritage.

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art education

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Art emerging technology

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Enterprise art design

Protection and restoration of historical sites

Stage scenery/dance beauty

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Graduate students:

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scenery

Protection and restoration of historical sites

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Admission requirements:

1, undergraduate: under 25 years old, with a college entrance examination score of 380 or above (out of 750), with a high school diploma or an art secondary school education, a high school art special student, and a certain basic knowledge of art;

2. Master: under the age of 29, with excellent academic performance at the undergraduate level and a bachelor's degree certificate;

3. Pre-registration items: Undergraduate students must pass the Italian A2 exam and B2 master's exam; Turandot and Kyle Poirot plan that students can study Italian in designated foreign schools after arriving in Italy, and they can only enter the school after passing the exam.

4. Ask candidates to submit their own works.

5. Passport and at least 5 works (portrait, still life oil painting, nude portrait sketch) are required when applying.

Tuition:

Italian public universities are free of tuition, and only freshmen charge a registration fee of 300-500 euros when they enter school.