Tag: Vincenzo Campi

Greengrocer

The greengrocer is an oil painting on canvas (145×215 cm) by Vincenzo Campi, dating from around 1580 and the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan.

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Fountain of Neptune

When in 1559 Cosimo I de’ Medici organized a contest to 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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Santa Maria Novella

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

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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 Pantheon

“The most beautiful Roman vestige is undoubtedly Read more [...]

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Torrigiani Garden

Make an Appointment with the Owners for a Guided Tour. Read more [...]

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Villa Farnesina

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

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Florence, Palermo and the English throne

What do Florence, Palermo and the English throne have Read more [...]

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“My Friends”

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

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“Facciatone”

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

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Leonardo da Vinci and Sandro Botticelli’s “Tre Rane” Inn

A fun fact about the Renaissance period, transmitted Read more [...]

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The Pazzi Conspiracy

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

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