Galleria Roberto Ducci was founded from Roberto Ducci’s passion for art and antiques, with a particular focus on Italian Old Master paintings from the 15th to 18th centuries, while maintaining an openness to modern and contemporary art.
The first venue opened in Pesaro’s historic center at 11 Via Toschi Mosca, followed in 2019 by a second space in Florence, in the heart of the antiques district at 47r Via Maggio. The gallery takes part in the most important national antiques fairs.
Galleria Roberto Ducci enhances each work to its fullest potential — from restoration and framing to scholarly cataloguing. At the heart of its activity lies a profound love for art, combined with research, study, and professionalism.
The gallery maintains a continuous dialogue with art historians and collaborates with major foundations, museums, and cultural institutions. It also supports collectors in building both private and museum collections.
Pair of paintings depicting “Allegoria della Temperanza” and “Allegoria della Prudenza”
Federico Cervelli
(Milan, 1625 or 1638 – Venice, 1696)
Oval oil on canvas – 105 x 85 cm
Expertise: Enrico Lucchese.
“Arrivo della Carovana nel deserto” 1870-1875
Achille Formis Befani
(Naples, 1830 – Milan, 1906)
Oil on canvas – 90 x 157 cm
Signed lower right.
“Fanciullo pescatore con cane“
19th-century Neapolitan sculptor-
Carrara marble sculpture.
Length 70 cm – Height 100 cm – Depth 50 cm
“Angelica e Medoro“
Lorenzo Lippi
(Firenze, 1606 – 1665)
Olio su tela -cm 128×169
Expertise: Federico Berti.
