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5 giorni fa · Ferdinando I de’ Medici Grand Duke of Tuscany. Who increased the number of rooms in the museum, doubled the ancient wealth. and added many cups in cut gems. Thanks to his wealth. the marble Niobe with her sons, the combat of boxers, the statue of the youth sharpening his tool on a whetstone, the bas-relief krater with the story of Iphigenia,
4 giorni fa · Truly authentic regional Italian cuisine prepared by CIA students under the instruction of world-class faculty takes center stage at Ristorante Caterina de’ Medici, a sophisticated dining room overlooking a stunning herb and rose garden.
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22 ore fa · Citati nel decreto di perquisizione anche l’hotel Ferdinando II de’ Medici in via Del Presto e il bed & breakfast Black 5 Florence Suit, anche questi rilevati secondo la procura con lo stesso ...
5 giorni fa · 1. L'OBELISCO DI BOBOLI: alto 6,34 metri, è fatto in granito rosso. L'obelisco fu portato via dall'Egitto dall'imperatore Domiziano e fu posto nel Tempio di Isede al Campo Marzio. Acquistato dal Cardinale Ferdinando de' MEdici nel XIV secolo fu posto nei giardini sul Pincio di Villa Medici a Roma.
5 giorni fa · During the Medici era, in the late 17th century, the room that still houses the sundial the building is named after, was part of the apartment of the Grand Prince Ferdinando de'Medici. The fresco vault decoration, painted by Anton Domenico Gabbiani between 1692 and 1693, depicts the exaltation of Galileo Galilei and his scientific ...
5 giorni fa · We’re in Palazzo Pitti, in the first room of the Summer Apartments that the Grand Duke Ferdinando de’Medici decided to dedicate to the patronage of his household with a cycle of frescoes, designed by court librarian Francesco Rondinelli and, commissioned to painter Giovanni Mannozzi, who was named after his home town, becoming Giovanni da San Giovanni.
4 giorni fa · So, too, is the question of whether a book of madrigals published in separate voice parts counts as a “book.” Monteverdi’s Seventh Book of madrigals (1619) is treated as a case study, and also as a form of marriage counseling for Duke Ferdinando Gonzaga and his new bride, Caterina de’ Medici.
