Allegory of Inclination

Name: allegory-of-inclination
Address: Via Ghibellina70, 50122, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

The Allegory of the inclination is an oil painting on canvas (152×61 cm) of Artemisia Gentileschi, dating from 1615 to 1616 and stored in the ceiling of the Gallery of the Casa Buonarroti in Florence.

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Federica ha risposto al topic Periodo migliore per visitare Firenze nel forum Firenze 9 years ago

Ciao Tiziana, io personalmente amo Firenze a Natale. Come tante altre città durante le festività natalizie, assume un fascino particolare ancora più romantico se possibile! I mercatini in piazza Santa Croce, le luci che illuminano piazze e vie del centro. Firenze è magica
Tiziana ha iniziato la discussione Periodo migliore per visitare Firenze nel forum Firenze 9 years ago

So che è una questione soggettiva, ma mi piacerebbe un parere su qual’è il periodo migliore per visitare Firenze. Vi ringrazio in anticipo

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