Florence Sky II – a Florentine sky for Medici and Galileo Let’s discover together a couple more of Florentine sky secrets. And, by day or by night, don’t forget to go back to our Florence views post! […]
Florence Sky – not only in arts – I The giganormous Florentine heritage includes some very special takes of sky and landscapes. […]
Piazza della Repubblica Florence: heart of Florence! Piazza della Repubblica Florence: one of the fulcrums of Florence city centre along with Piazza del Duomo (the seat of the cathedral, bell tower, baptistery), Piazza della Repubblica has a history longer than the Duomo one, and many stories to tell. […]
Flowers of Florence: (more) “giardini di Firenze” to see […]
Galleria Palatina Masterpieces, Palazzo Pitti Galleria Palatina Masterpieces: let’s discover more about the wonderful paintings hosted in the Palazzo Pitti’s Gallery in our fourth Palazzo Pitti post. […]
Uffizi faces: the portraits of the gallery While the Middle Ages don’t have many samples of portraits, Renaissance and its revolution give to the human face a completely different importance in arts. […]
Florence Easter: the Easter Triduum in Florentine artworks Florence Easter artworks, or: a trip through the iconology of the Easter – related topics in Florence and in its huge Renaissance (and not only Renaissance) heritage. […]
Botticelli Primavera: celebrate Springtime in style, in Florence… Botticelli Primavera – Botticelli’s Springtime painting, is one of the most impressive paintings of the rich and huge Uffizi Gallery collection. […]
Annunciation in Florence: architecture and artworks – part two In the previous post we discovered some of the Florentine artworks related to the Annunciation (to the Blessed Virgin Mary) topos: in this post we will find out more about a religious building devoted to the same Catholic feast, and the Beato Angelico’s work. […]
Annunciation in Florence: architecture and artworks […]
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