Irene Manzi

The provided articles do not mention anyone named Irene Manzi. Instead, they detail two separate controversies related to art in Italy. The first involves the Italian state broadcaster, Rai, allegedly censoring Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man by removing the genitals in their Winter Olympics coverage. This sparked accusations of censorship. The second controversy centers around claims that a restored angel fresco in a Roman basilica bears a striking resemblance to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. This alleged likeness prompted investigations by both the culture ministry and the diocese of Rome to determine if the restoration intentionally incorporated Meloni's features. Both incidents have garnered significant media attention and highlight ongoing debates about artistic integrity, censorship, and the intersection of art and politics in Italy.