Tag: Jacques-Louis David

Cupid and Psyche (David)

Cupid and Psyche (also called Cupid and Psyche) is a painting by Jacques Louis David; produced in 1817 during his exile in Brussels following the fall of Napoleon Bonaparte.

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Death of Socrates

The Death of Socrates is a painting by the French artist Jacques-Louis David (129,5à 196.2-cm) realized in 1787, oil on canvas and in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

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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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The Polyhedron

One of Michelangelo’s least known inventions is the Read more [...]

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Le Cure Pedestrian Tunnel

The pedestrian tunnel which passes under the railroad Read more [...]

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Ghirlandaio

Domenico Bigordi, born in Florence in 1449, was the Read more [...]

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Villa Petraia

The Medici Villa La Petraia is located in the quiet Read more [...]

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Ponte Vecchio

The beauty of Ponte Vecchio is undeniable. It is so Read more [...]

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The “Sweet” Taste of Ballot

In the old city center of Florence, very close to Read more [...]

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Little wine windows

The so-called buchette del vino were little windows Read more [...]

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Florentine Leather Tradition

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

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Villa Farnesina

This “little” Farnese palace, perhaps would better be Read more [...]

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The Pazzi Conspiracy

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

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Fibonacci Series Hidden on Pisa Church

In September 2015, Professor Pietro Armienti found, Read more [...]

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