Arcimboldo, 1526–1593: Nature and Fantasy is at the Palazzo Reale in Milan through May 8.

“The Mourners: Tomb Sculptures from the Court of Burgundy,” consisting of forty sculptures from the tomb of Jean sans Peur (John the Fearless), the second Duke of Burgundy, will be at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts through April 15.

At Touch and the Enjoyment of Sculpture: Exploring the Appeal of Renaissance Statuettes, at the Walters Art Museum through April 15,

Visitors will be able to hold and register their evaluations of replicas of “appealing” statuettes, as well as variants assumed to be unappealing. Displays will illustrate the Renaissance attitudes towards touch, the sensation of touch being stimulated without actual contact and the neural processing and perception of objects during touch.

Through February 25, Harry Potter’s World: Renaissance Science, Magic, and Medicine is at Kimbel Library at Coastal Carolina University in Conway, SC; Columbia Public Library in Columbia, MO; Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College in Gautier, MS; and Cromaine Library in Harland, MI.

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The Renaissance Portrait from Donatello to Bellini, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art through March 18, “will bring together paintings, medals, drawings, and sculpture that testify to the new vogue for and uses of portraiture in fifteenth-century Italy.”