Tag: Andrea del Castagno

Assumption of the Virgin with Saints Miniato and Julian

The Assumption of the Virgin with Saints Miniato and Julian is a painting in tempera and gold on wood (150×158 cm) by Andrea del Castagno, dating from 1449-1450 and stored in Gemà¤ldegalerie Berlin.

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Portrait of a Man (Andrea del Castagno)

The Portrait of a Man is a painting tempera on wood (54,2×40,4 cm) by Andrea del Castagno, dating from about 1450 to 1457 and now preserved in the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

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The Iris Garden

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The S. John’ s Baptistery

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Central Market

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The Hole in the Cupola of the Cathedral

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The Stone of the Bum Punishment

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Inferno di Dan Brown

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Radio CO.RA.

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Vasco Pratolini

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Gino Bartali

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Florence, Palermo and the English throne

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“A Ufo”

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Anglo-Florentines and the British Institute

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