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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Santa Maria Novella

Although the Santa Maria Novella Church is an excellent Read more [...]

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The Porcellino

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Fountain of Neptune

When in 1559 Cosimo I de’ Medici organized a contest to Read more [...]

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Palazzo Vecchio

For us Florentine citizens, “Palazzo Vecchio” is that Read more [...]

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San Miniato al Monte: Walk to San Miniato al Monte above Florence

The Church of San Miniato al Monte is perched on the Read more [...]

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The Bull on the Cathedral

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Villa Farnesina

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

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Vasco Pratolini

Vasco Pratolini is thought to be one of the most Read more [...]

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“Facciatone”

Perhaps the most memorable part of the Siena’s 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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The Pazzi Conspiracy

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

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An Enviable Primacy: D.O.C.

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