Tag: Pedro Berruguete

Portrait of Federico da Montefeltro and his son Guidobaldo

The Portrait of Federico da Montefeltro and his son Guidobaldo is a painting, tempera on panel, perhaps Pedro Berruguete (but was also attributed to Justus of Ghent or the same Melozzo da Forlì), dating from 1475 and now in the National Gallery the Marches in Urbino.

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Clet – Street Signs

Son of a French writer, Clet began his artistic career Read more [...]

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Ghirlandaio

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

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Secret Drawings of Michelangelo

Ten years after the flood, in 1975, the Medici Chapels Read more [...]

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The Iris Garden

Should you be in Florence between April and May you Read more [...]

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The Bull on the Cathedral

The head of a bull is embedded in the side of the Read more [...]

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Madonna of the Roses

The painting “Madonna of the Roses”, by Titian, is so Read more [...]

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“Il Toni”

Another common expression used by old and new Read more [...]

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“My Friends”

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

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Florentine Leather Tradition

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

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“Facciatone”

Perhaps the most memorable part of the Siena’s Read more [...]

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Lorenzo the Magnificent….prankster

It is said that despite his nickname, Lorenzo ‘de 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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