Editing Guercino (section)

== Exhibitions ==
A groundbreaking exhibition held at the [[Archiginnasio of Bologna]] in 1968 provided the most complete panorama of Guercino's work to date, including paintings from the later parts of his career after the death of Pope Gregory XV, which had previously attracted relatively little attention.<ref name="Posner1968"/> For the fourth centenary of the artist's birth in 1991, an expanded exhibition was organized by the [[Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna]] in conjunction with the [[Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt]] and the [[National Gallery of Art]], Washington.<ref>Mahon, 1992, p. 7</ref> Both these exhibitions were curated by Guercino's biggest modern champion, [[Denis Mahon]], who was responsible for their catalogues.<ref>van Serooskerken, 1991</ref> In 2011–2012, a large exhibition was displayed at [[Palazzo Barberini]] in Rome, dedicated to the memory of Mahon, who had recently died.<ref>Vodret and Gozzi, 2011</ref> An exhibition displayed at the [[National Museum, Warsaw]] in 2013–2014 offered another extensive presentation of the artist's work.<ref>{{cite web |title=Guercino. Triumf baroku |trans-title=Guercino. Triumph of the Baroque|url=http://www.legitymizm.org/ogloszenie-guercino-triumf-baroku |website=www.legitymizm.org |publisher=Organizacja Monarchistów Polskich |access-date=12 February 2019 |language=pl}}</ref>