Artworks in San Casciano

San Michele Arcangelo and tales of his legend

The table with San Michele Arcangelo and tales of his legend is attributed to the painter Coppo di Marcovaldo and dates back to the years 1250 to 1260 approximately.

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La Certosa

La Certosa is an impressive castle complex perched on Read more [...]

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Piazza della Repubblica (Republic Square)

Piazza della Repubblica has (almost) always been the Read more [...]

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The Contrada (Neighborhood Identity)

Many of the Tuscan hill towns were divided into Read more [...]

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David, the Republican

The immense line in front of the Accademia rarely ebbs, Read more [...]

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Bobolino

Visit Piazzale Michelangelo, Take a Walk to Porta Read more [...]

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The Porcellino

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“My Friends”

“Amici Miei” (“My Friends”, in English) is an Italian Read more [...]

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The Pazzi Conspiracy

The event that more than anything else fueled rumors Read more [...]

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Michelangelo Baits Raffaello in the Villa Farnesina

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Vasco Pratolini

Vasco Pratolini is thought to be one of the most Read more [...]

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Passage to India

For many years oriental cuisine has been popular in Read more [...]

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Anglo-Florentines and the British Institute

“The double line of dark cypress, and the intricate Read more [...]

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