Tiziano Vecellio, one of the greatest masters of Italian Renaissance painting, left an indelible mark on the history of art with his extraordinary works. One of his masterpieces is the elegant and fascinating painting entitled Flora, which can be admired in Florence today.
This work, created during Titian’s prolific career, captures the eye with its timeless grace and technical mastery that characterises Titian’s distinctive style. Here is what you need to know about this painting.
Did you know Eleonora Duse, the divine of Italian theatre? Asolo is preparing to celebrate the centenary of her death in grand style through a series of events that will allow anyone to discover this extraordinary artist and understand why she left an indelible mark on the history of theatre.
Milan is one of the most dynamic and avant-garde cities in Italy, the capital of fashion and finance. That is not why a visit to Milan should be limited to the shopping streets and restaurants. Indeed, the Lombard regional capital is home to some of the most famous works of art in the history of art, starting with those collected at the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana.
Are you ready to immerse yourself in the secret, off-the-beaten-track Milan? Beyond its busy streets and fashionable shop windows, there is an artistic and cultural world waiting to be discovered in Milan.
Milan, once considered a grey and transitory city, has undergone a surprising metamorphosis and is now one of the most fascinating destinations for art and culture lovers. In this post, I propose a journey through the art and culture of Milan. I will guide you through five secret and extraordinary places that few decide to visit.
Not only the Uffizi and Romanesque and Renaissance churches: the Tuscan capital is best known for masterpieces of art history of all times, but there are also science museums in Florence. Visiting them allows you to discover how some of the instruments and objects we still use today came into being, and to learn about the incredible lives and personalities of their inventors. When combined with admissions to more classic attractions, such as the Pitti Palace, science museum tickets will let you explore the wonders of this city in the heart of Tuscany. Among them is the popular Museo Galileo, a stone’s throw from the Lungarno.
