Emvin Cremona artworks, some not seen in public before, on show Il-Hagar
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An exceptional temporary exhibition, which will feature some hundred assorted artworks by Chev Emvin Cremona (1919-87) is opening at Il-Hagar Museum in Gozo.
The museum said that the artworks are well representative of the mediums and sectors this genius succeeded in excelling in.
Distributed over a good part of this cultural centre will be impressive examples of religious, portrait, abstract and philatelic works and designs – some of which have never been on public display before.
Together with a range of documents, visitors will be guaranteed an in-depth experience.
This important exhibition, which has received strong support from collectors and entities alike, forms part of the Victoria International Arts Festival 2021 – and is accompanied with another full-colour publication in the Il-Hagar GEMS series.
“Emvin Cremona” is being officially inaugurated by President Dr George Vella, and will be open to the public between the 27th of June and the 28th of August, during the normal opening hours of 9am to 5pm seven days a week. There are no entrance fees.
Il-Hagar Museum is located in St George’s Square, Victoria.
























