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The Uffizi Gallery is, perhaps, the greatest repository of Renaissance and Mannerist artworks in the world. First created by Cosimo de' Medici I as office space for Florentine magi...

Fresco, (fresh in Italian), is the revered art of painting on fast-drying damp plaster with water based pigments. During the Renaissance, fresco painting was considered the true t...

It is difficult to overstate Michelangelo Buonarroti's impact on the Florentine Renaissance, or on art history in general. His techniques changed forever the way that artists, espe...

The Museo Bardini is the enduring legacy of one man and his singular vision for displaying the treasures he amassed from all corners of the globe. Stefano Bardini's collection of p...

The Pitti Palace, and the amazing art collections contained within, stands as a strong expression of power of the Medici Dukes, who returned to Florence in the 16th and 17th  ...

The Vasari Corridor is, perhaps, the strongest architectural symbol of the power wielded by the Medici family in Florence during the Renaissance era. A private passageway that link...