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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The Contrada (Neighborhood Identity)

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

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The Hidden Face of Perseus

The Loggia dei Lanzi houses a famous bronze statue Read more [...]

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Kennedy

Bronze bas-relief by Pilade Giorgetti, “Kennedy” was Read more [...]

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Bobolino

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

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Blub – Art Knows How to Swim

In the last three years or so small posters featuring Read more [...]

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The Polyhedron

One of Michelangelo’s least known inventions is the 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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Anglo-Florentines and the British Institute

“The double line of dark cypress, and the intricate 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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“La Rificolona”

The “Rificolona” is a paper lantern festival that takes Read more [...]

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Fiorentina Football Club

In order to get to know deep inside the grumpy and Read more [...]

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“A Ufo”

In the Florentine vernacular, it is very common to hear Read more [...]

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