My Gonfalon

Participatory visit to the Gonfalone della Misericordia by Bartolomeo Caporali, with shared observation and analysis of symbols, space, and composition. The students will explore the meaning of the characters, colors, and style, comparing the artwork with others from the Pinacoteca.

The activity concludes with the creation of a personal banner, reinterpreting the city, its people, and the message that the artwork aims to convey.

Duration: 2 hours
Recommended for: Primary School, Lower Secondary School

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