After having served as Conservator and Director of the Civic Museums of Domodossola for a five-year period, Antonio D’Amico has arrived at the Museum since October 2021, holding the position of Conservator with great enthusiasm, and fostering numerous activities that have led to a great growth of public and interest in the museum institution on Via Gesù in Milan. The new director welcomes the appointment “with great joy, as I am aware that I am carrying out an important mission that I receive from Pier Fausto Bagatti Valsecchi, who stated that “whoever makes a museum has the hope that it can last forever.” For my part, I am hopeful that the project of the Bagatti Valsecchi Museum, which I trust to carry forward together with the President and my staff, can be that of a nerve center of intermingling of the arts.”
Antonio D’Amico is the new director of the Bagatti Valsecchi Museum
Gilda Faleri
Journalist and Royal Watcher with a double specialization in international relations and fashion journalism, she founded the website www.royalpopmagazine.com. She mainly writes about the history, customs, and fashion of royal families.
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