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Hospital Painting Loan Renewed

A ten-year loan agreement for a Yan Pei-Ming painting of Pope John XXIII at Bergamo's Papa Giovanni Hospital has been renewed, symbolizing hope and community support.

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HealthCommunityArtHospitalAgreementDonation

Intesa SanpaoloAsst Papa Giovanni XxiiiFondazione Banca Popolare Di BergamoDiocese Of BergamoRegione Lombardia

Yan Pei-MingStefano BarreseFrancesco LocatiDon Mario Eugenio CarminatiArmando Santus

Who created the new plaque accompanying the painting?: The new plaque accompanying the painting was unveiled, created by the Fondazione Banca Popolare di Bergamo. The painting's placement in the hospital is seen as a symbol of hope and solidarity, offering comfort to patients and visitors.
What is the overall significance of the renewed agreement?: The renewal of the loan agreement is a testament to the strong relationship between the healthcare system, banking groups, and the cultural community in Bergamo. The painting is considered a symbol of hope and a valuable asset to the hospital.
What is Intesa Sanpaolo's commitment to social initiatives?: Intesa Sanpaolo stated its commitment to supporting the community and reducing inequalities, allocating 1.5 billion euros to related initiatives by 2027. This initiative demonstrates corporate social responsibility and a commitment to improving healthcare.
What is the significance of the painting's location in the hospital?: Yan Pei-Ming, the Chinese artist who created the painting, expressed pride in its placement at the hospital and its ability to provide comfort to the community. The painting has been a source of solace, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic.
How long has the loan agreement for the Yan Pei-Ming painting been extended?: The agreement between Intesa Sanpaolo and Asst Papa Giovanni XXIII for the loan of Yan Pei-Ming's painting of Pope John XXIII has been renewed for another ten years. The painting, located in the hospital, has become a source of comfort and hope for patients and staff.

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