Cento Torce SRL offers professional art historical services from a leading expert in Central Italian Renaissance Art, Dr Tom Henry, Emeritus Professor at the University of Kent in Canterbury. Tom’s career has included curating major international exhibitions on Raphael as well as research and writing on other Central Italian Renaissance artists, such as Luca Signorelli, Perugino, Pintoricchio and Michelangelo. The name “Cento Torce” was inspired by accounts of Raphael’s funeral, when the artist’s body was carried to his tomb in the Pantheon, accompanied by a procession of artists carrying 100 torches.
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Research, consultancy and authorship on art historical topics such as questions of attribution, curation of exhibitions, and advice for film and documentary-makers. Find out more.
Bespoke guided tours to sites of art historical interest in Tuscany, Umbria and Rome. Freelance lecturing and teaching.
Tom co-owns and runs an agriturismo, Casa Nova SRL, offering holiday rentals amidst the artistic treasures of Umbria.