The artworks in Italy are in an excessive number. The consequence is the invisibility of the majority of works preserved in museums.

The deposits in which they are kept are vast. This causes a problem with cataloguing and studying cultural heritage. Above all, it is unavailable to the public.

The Galleria Nazionale delle Marche in the Ducal Palace, Urbino, with the exhibition, The other collection. Stories and works from the deposits of the National Gallery of the Marche, offered the opportunity to see sixty paintings usually in the deposit.

In the exhibition spaces of the Albani Civic Art Gallery in Urbino, "Under Raffaello", the contemporary art exposition of invited Italian artists, took place.

Obviously, the Urbino exhibition is named after its most illustrious fellow citizen, Raffaello Sanzio. Raphael's art was from Urbino.

In 1444, after Oddantonio's assassination, Federico da Montefeltro became Duke of Urbino.

Federico da Montefeltro transformed Urbino into one of the essential centres of the Renaissance. Federico was its patron prince.

Every Renaissance Lord needs a palace. Federico da Montefeltro wanted to build one of the most personal residences.

The Palazzo Ducale is inimitable, "the most beautiful to be found in all Italy".