Tag: Diocesan Museum (Ascoli Piceno)

Madonna di Poggio Bretta

The Madonna of Poggio Bretta is a painting in tempera and gold on wood (71×50 cm), attributed to Carlo Crivelli, dating back to 1472 and stored in about Diocesan Museum of Ascoli Piceno.

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Gian Gastone’s Tomb

The tomb of Gian Gastone is right behind the altar in Read more [...]

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The Hole in the Cupola of the Cathedral

The XV century’s mathematician and cartographer Paolo Read more [...]

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Maiano Cave

Carrara marble is world famous, mention the name and 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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The Face on Palazzo Vecchio

On the façade of Palazzo Vecchio, left of the entrance, 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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“Superheroes” in Florence

If you walk along the streets of Florence, you will Read more [...]

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Gino Bartali

Gino Bartali (July 18, 1914 – May 5, 2000) was Read more [...]

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Passage to India

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

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Florentine Leather Tradition

Already during the XIV century, Florence was famous for Read more [...]

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Radio CO.RA.

CO.RA. is the acronym for Commissione Radio. Radio Read more [...]

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Il Gallo Nero del Chianti

The black rooster on a gold background is the historic Read more [...]

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