Original museum entirely dedicated to the theme of the nativity scene and nativity, it owes its foundation to Don Sesto Serri, initiator of a collection that currently counts over a hundred specimens from various eras and different origins. Of notable interest are the Neapolitan sculptures, about seventy pieces, dating from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and the late nineteenth-century nativity scene by Raffaele Minutolo set, at night, in the Piazza Grande of Modena. The collection is completed by a wooden group from the 14th century depicting the Madonna with Child, various engravings, and some icons of Russian and Greek origin.
Information about the Nativity Scene Museum
Via di Villanova, 692/5 – loc. Villanova,
41121 Modena (Modena)
059849921
cultura@provincia.modena.it
Source: MIBACT
