In fondo al braccio sinistro della tribuna del David, nel
Salone dell Ottocento, stata allestita la Gipsoteca
intitolata a Lorenzo Bartolini (1777- 1850). La galleria di
gessi stata aperta al pubblico solo nel 1985. Spiccano i circa
300 busti dei rappresentanti dell alta borghesia, nei quali
si espresse l abile mano da ritrattista del Bartolini.
Ricco e ben esemplificato il tema mitologico: Voto
dell Innocenza, Venere, ecc. laptop battery
Il percorso, al piano terra, termina con le Sale Bizantine
in cui sono raccolti gli esempi della pittura fiorentina della
prima met del 300. Nella prima delle tre sale ad attirare
l attenzione L Albero della Vita, illustrazione al
testo letterario Lignum vitae (S. Bonaventura)
realizzata da Pacino di Bonaguida che in esso raffigur episodi
della vita di Cristo e dei Santi e storie della Genesi. Nella
seconda sala sono da ammirare le Formelle dipinte da Taddeo
Gaddi verso il 1330 per ornare un armadio reliquiario della
basilica di Santa Croce. Infine, la sala dedicata ad Andrea,
Nardo e Jacopo di Cione, i tre fratelli Orcagna i cui dipinti
sacri sono espressione del Trecento fiorentino. thinkpad
Le quattro sale del primo piano sono state allestite ed
aperte al pubblico nel 1985. La prima di esse ospita i dipinti
di Giovanni da Milano e di altri pittori fiorentini. Nella
seconda sala sono raccolti gli esempi della pittura fiorentina
della seconda met del Trecento tra cui le tinte forti e cupe di
Andrea Orcagna. La terza sala ospita una selezione di opere di
Lorenzo Monaco (1370-1423), famoso pittore e miniatore. La
quarta ed ultima sala raccoglie gli esempi della pittura
Tardogotica fiorentina nelle illustrazioni di Lorenzo Monaco e
del Gotico internazionale con Gherardo Starnina ed altri
artisti a lui contemporanei. microsoft
GALLERIA DE LA ACCADEMIA
En el coraz de la ciudad, contiene ejemplos de
pintura y escultura de los grandes maestros de la Florencia de
los siglos XIV y XV que la convirtieron en la capital del arte.
Fundada en el 1784 por voluntad del Gran Duque Leopoldo de
Lorena, la Galeria de la Academia ten como objetivo ser
la sede de pinturas y esculturas antiguas y modernas para
facilitar a los estudiantes de la cercana Academia de las
Bellas Artes conocerlas y estudiarlas. La sede fue en parte el
antiguo edificio que una vez perteneci al hospital de San
Matteo, y fue integrada con ambientes contiguos del antiguo
convento de San Niccol in Cafaggio. laptop computers
En el 1873 llega el David, transportado aqu para protegerlo
de la crueldad del tiempo y el clima, pero solo en el 1882 la
obra maestra de Miguel Angel encuentra su posici en la
Tribuna especialmente proyectada por Emilio de Fabris. laptop computer
A trav del tiempo, la Galer de volvi famosa por
su colecci de esculturas de Miguel Angel, y es
enriquecida por las obras maestras de pintura y escultura de
personajes m o menos famosos que han transformado
Florencia en una de las m importantes capitales del arte
Alrededor del 1980, la Galer fue dotada de una Gipsoteca
ubicada en el Sal del Ochocientos. La Galer se
distribuye en dos pisos, de los cuales el primero es el m
famoso y admirado. desktop computer
El trayecto se abre con la Sala dell Anticolosso, donde
se encuentra el original en yeso del Rapto de las Sabinas
(1582) de Giambologna. Se pueden admirar algunas pinturas
sacras como Cristo in Piet de Andrea del sarto y la Deposizione
dalla Croce de Filippo Lippi. Desde aqu se llega a la
Galer de las Prisiones, un corredor donde se muestra una
serie de esculturas incompletas de Miguel Angel: enormes masas
de piedra de las que emerge el grito del material que quiere
tomar forma, a trav de la poderosa mano del grande
artista. Entre estas, la famosa Piedad de Palestrina, que lleg
a la Galer en el 1940. La obra resulta desproporcionada
en sus dimensiones, tanto que la atribuci a Miguel
Angel es dudosa. notebooks
En el fondo, domina sin rival el Favid en su tribuna.
Comisionado en el 1501 a Miguqel Angel por la Rep lica de
Florencia, la estatua estaba inicialmente ubicada en Piazza
della Signoria, enfrente de Palazzo Vecchio, como s bolo
de libertad. El David representa el joven h oe
b lico en el momento en el que cobra fuerzas para vencer
al gigante Goliat. Miguel Angel, que ten apenas poco
m de 25 a s, recibi 400 escudos por esta obra y
utiliz un grande bloque de m mol reducido en malas
condiciones por los esfuerzos de otros artistas de obtener una
gran escultura de . Y de este m mol, que se
hab considerado in il, surgi una de las obras
maestras de la civilizaci , la altura del ideal del
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En las dos alas laterales de la tribuna se encuentran
ejemplos de arte Florentina: pinturas sacras con colores
brillantes y sombras, como la Disputa sull Immacolata
Concezione de Carlo Portelli. Al final de la ala izquierda del
David, en el sal del Ochocientos se encuentra la
Gipsoteca dedicata a Lorenzo Bartolini (1777-1850). La
Galer de los yesos fue abierta al p lico solo en
el 1985, y contiene alrededor de 300 bustos que representan la
clase media, a trav de la cual el retratista Bartolini se
expresaba. Rico y bien ilustrado el tema mitol ico: Voto
dell Innocenza, Venus, etc. hard drive
El trayecto, desde el primer piso, termina en la Sala
Bizantina, donde se encuentran ejemplos de la pintura
florentina del siglo XIV. En la primera de las tres salas llama
la atenci el Arbol de la Vida, ilustraci del
texto literario LIgnum vitae (S. Buonaventura),
producido por Pacino di Bonaguida, que represenra escenas de la
vida de Jes e historias del G esis. En la segunda
sala se pueden admirar las Formelle, p eles pintados por
Taddeo Gaddi alrededor del 1330 para decorar el sepulco
relicario de la Basilica di Santa Croce. Por timo, la
sala dedicada a Andrea, Nardo y jacopo di Cione, los tres
hermanos Orcagna, cuyas pinturas sacras son la expresi
del siglo XIV florentino. travelstar
Las cuatro salas del primer piso fueron abiertas al
p lico en el 1985.La primera de elllas contiene pinturas
de Giovanni da Milano y outro pintores florentinos. En la
segunda se encuentran ejemplos de pintura de la segunda mitad
del siglo XIV, como las lucez y sombras de Andrea Orcagna. La
tercera sala muestra una selecci de obras de arte de
Lorenzo Monaco (1370-1423), un famoso pintor y miniaturista. La
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MUSEUM OF FLORENCE A trip, a leap through the times of
peoples now gone and cultures extinct, but deeply imprinted in
the memory of man. repair
Since 1880 the Crocetta Palace has been the home of the
National Archeological Museum of Florence: rich and precious
collections, testimonies of now-extinct cultures, now-extinct,
that is, but that take root and live on in the history of man.
A visit to the Museum starts with the section dedicated to
Egyptian arts. The finds of the Paleolithic Age: the
prehistoric Egypt that had to have started two million years
ago. To this period belong the numerous utensils and
instruments on display. The long history of the Egyptian people
and culture is narrated by objects of diverse dating and
origins: domestic utensils, beauty instruments (rooms I-V).
Room XI holds various instruments relative to the ritual of
Mummification, the so-called Canopic Vessels: containers for
the vital organs of the deceased and essential for the funeral
trousseau. data recovery
Following are the artifacts relative to the Protodynastic
Age: Ancient, Middle, and New Reigns, until the age of Copta
(310 a.D.). Among the cult objects of this polytheist
civilization, the Museum exhibits some fragments of papyrus,
the chapters of the Book of the Dead: a story of the formula
and ritual for the survival of the deceased in the afterlife
(room VI), an exceptional facet of this great people. cisco
The second section of the Museum is dedicated to Etruscan
art: funerary sculpture and urns in terracotta (III-IV b.C.).
The Mater Matuta is the most important find in room IX: a
funerary urn in the figure of a woman with a baby in her arms,
symbolic of fertility and motherhood. The artifacts were found
in Chiusi, Chianciano, and Volterra and date between the Fourth
and Seventh Century b.C. The Etruscan section holds a bronze
collection rich with devotional objects, domestic utensils,
small bronzes of animals and human figures in the act of making
offerings (room XIV). Finally, there is a series of ancient
bronze arms for attack (daggers, helmets, knifes and lances)
and shields for defense, providing protection for the heart
(VII b.C.). keyboard
The third section is dedicated to the Attica Ceramics:
funerary amphorae, geometric cups and vases from the VIII
Century b.C. One can see the particular vases, painted with the
black-figure technique asserted to be from the VI Century b.C.
(room I): life scenes and those of abduction, mythological
images, athletic competitions and races between carts and
horses decorate the production of the famous Attic painter
Lyd-( 560 b.C.). monitor
Between 550 and 530 b.C. the attention of the Attic
ceramicists dwelt on few personages and dramatic scenes: the
refinement culminates with the narration of the deeds of
courageous heroes. The famous HidrI, a vase for drawing water
covered with scenes of women at the fountains, makes the
exposition cases of Room II even more invaluable. desktop
A fourth section holds numerous Roman bronzes: portraits,
helmets, statues, and masks of noble and valorous heroes. Very
important are the two Elogia Arretina, dedicated to Quinto
Fabio Massimo and Appio Claudio Cieco: two marble tablets that
illustrate the name, career, and the military and political
enterprise of the two. infosys
A visit to the Archeological Museum is a trip, a leap
through the times of peoples now gone and cultures extinct, but
deeply imprinted in the memory of man. Particular information
is available to the visitor in each room. refurbished laptops
Palazzo della Crocetta, Via della Colonna, 38 Opening:
Monday: 14.00-19.00, Tuesday and Thursday: 8.30-19.00,
Wednesday and Friday to Sunday: 8.30-14.00 Closure: December
25th, January 1st and May 1st
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MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO DI FIRENZE
Un viaggo, un salto ai tempi di popoli ora persi e culture
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pero profondamente segnate nella memoria degli uomini.
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Da 1880, il Palazzo Crocetta stata la sede del Museo
Archeologico Nazionale di Firenze: collezioni ricche e
preziose, testimoni di culture ora estinte, ma che vivono nella
storia degli uomini. La visita al museo comincia con la sezione
dedicata alle arti egizie. I resti dell Era paleolitica:
l Egitto preistorico che deve essere iniziato due milioni
d anni fa. Molti degli strumenti e utensili in mostra
appartengono a questo periodo. La lunga storia della gente e
cultura egiziana raccontata da oggetti di diverse date e
origine: utensili domestici, strumenti di belezza (sale 1-V).
La sala XI ospita diversi strumenti relativi al rituale della
mummificazione, i chiamati Vasi Canopici: contenitori per gli
organi vitali del defunto ed essenziali per il corredo
funerario. refurbished
A seguire ci sono gli oggetti dell era Protodinastica:
Regni Antico, Medio e Nuovo, fino all era di Copta (310
a.D.). Tra gli oggetti di culto di questa civilt politeista, ci
sono alcuni frammenti di papiro, i capitoli del Libro dei
Morti: una storia della formula ed il rituale per la
sopravivenza dei morti dopo la vita (sala VI), una eccezionale
sfaccettatura di questo grande popolo. La seconda sezione del
museo dedicato all arte etrusca: scultura funeraria ed urne
in terracotta (Secoli III-IV a.C.). La mater Matuta il resto pi
importante della sala IX: un urna funeraria con la figura
di una donna con un bambino tra le braccia, simbolo di fertilit
e maternit Gli oggetti furono trovati in Chiusi, Chianciano e
Volterra, e datate tra i secoli IV e VII A.C. La sezione
etrusca contiene una collezione di bronzo ricca in oggetti di
devozione, utensili domestici, piccoli bronzi di figure animali
e umane in posizione d offerta (sala XIV). Per ultimo,
c una serie di antiche arme di bronzo (pugnali, elmi,
coltelli, e lance) e scudi per difesa, dando protezione al
cuore VII A.C.). memory
La terza sezione dedicata alle ceramiche Attica: anfore
funerarie, tazze geometriche e vasi del Secolo VIII A.C. Si
posso ammirare vasi particolari, dipinti con la tecnica di
figure nere risalente al Secolo VI A.C. (sala I): scene di
vita, immagini mitologiche, gare atletiche e corse di carri e
cavalli decorano la produzione del famoso pittore Attica Lyd-
(560 A.C.). intel
Tra il 550 and 530 A.C., l attenzione dei ceramisti
Attica si concentr in pochi personaggi e scene drammatiche: il
periodo culmina con la narrazione delle geste di eroi
coraggiosi. Il famoso HidrI, un vaso per acqua potabile coperto
da scene alle fontane, concede ancora pi valore alla sala
II. as400
Una quarta sezione ospita numerosi bronzi romani: ritratti,
elmi, statue e maschere di nobili e valorosi eroi. Molto
importanti i due Elogia Arretina dedicati a Quinto Fabio
Massimo e Appio Claudio Cieco: due tavole marmoree che
illustrano il nome, la carriera, le imprese militari e gli
impegni politici del personaggio cui si riferiscono. averatec
Una visita al museo archeologico un viaggio, un salto ai
tempi di popoli che ora non esistono pi ma che rimangono fissi
nella memoria degli uomini. Ogni sala offre informazione
particolare al visitatore. hardware
Palazzo della Crocetta, Via della Colonna, 38 Apertura:
Luned 14.00-19.00; Marted e Gioved 8.30-19.00; Mercoled venerd
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SILVER MUSEUM
In the architectural and artistic setting of Palazzo Pitti,
the Silver Museum gathers precious objects belonging to the
collections of the Grand-dukes of Tuscany. The Museum of the
Grand Ducal Treasure or Silver Museum, occupies the left wing
of Palazzo Pitti, that is the rooms on the ground floor and the
mezzanine rooms, which were chosen in 1861 as the location for
the display. The core of the collection was originally
preserved in Palazzo Medici in via Larga (now via Cavour),
where Cosimo the Elder had started in the 15th century a rich
collection of precious objects, which would be later increased
by his son Piero and his grandson Lorenzo the Magnificent. Some
of the most valuable objects are the vases belonged to Lorenzo,
which are considered extremely precious both historically and
artistically. storage
Other valuable objects come from the famous Treasure of
Saltsburg, which was brought to Florence by Ferdinando III of
Lorraine, after his return from exile following the brief
Napoleonic period. The route begins from the Room of Luca
Pitti, which hosts 8 Medici busts and the genealogic tree of
the Medici Family. We than enter the Room frescoed by Giovanni
da San Giovanni and his assistant on the occasion of the
marriage of Ferdinando II de Medici and Vittoria della
Rovere (1634), where mythological allegories and references
highlight the many aspects of the artistic and political life
of the Medici Family. seagate
The third is Lorenzo s Room or the Dark Room, which
contains a few objects, which belonged to Lorenzo de Medici.
Through the small Chapel we enter the three big Rooms of
Representation, the only rooms which were frescoed and used to
host the visitors of the Grand-dukes. computer sales
Continuing with the Room of the Ivories, which come from the
war spoils consequent to the siege of Coburgo and the Room of
Ivories and Shrines from the chapel of Palazzo Pitti. A secret
stairway leads to the first floor, the heart of the treasure of
the Museum: the Rooms of the Cameos and of the Jewels which
belonged to Anna Maria Luisa, the last Medici (early 18th
century), who purchased precious jewels in the whole Europe.
The two following rooms contain the treasure of Saltsburg. computer hardware
Through the small Lodge, we reach the Oriental Room and the
Room of the Chinese and Japanese chinaware, which lead us to
the Room of the Donations and the Room of the plaster casts of
big silver plates. Returning to the ground floor we find the
precious collection of ambers and, at last, the Room of the
Hard stones. printers
LEONARDO DA VINCI MUSEUM
The new permanent museum in Florence in via dei Servi 66/68r
(the street which connects piazza Duomo with piazza SS.
Annunziata).Hosts the largest and most beautiful machines taken
from Leonardo da Vinci s codes. They were build by WMA
which, starting from the careful study of Leonardo s
drawings, created machines which work to a perfection that has
never before been achieved. The machines which were exceptional
in interpretation, size, beauty and construction systems are:
the flying machines, the hydraulic saw, the column raiser,
printing machine etc. technology
Leonardo s tank is on display at the museum, the largest
in existence (5.30 x 3 m) and weighing 2 tons. Four people
positioned at the control levers can easily move it. The
exhibition is interactive and furthermore, is also an excellent
tool for school work. WMA, together with local institutions and
city tour guide associations have created two cultural routes
called Leonardo in Florence and The places of
Leonardo in Tuscany , the museum being an important stop
off point. mainframe
Flying Machines This is the combination of
two projects contained in two different Leonardo codes: one
regarding a kind of wing in the shape of a bat and the other
relating to the central engine system of a flying machine with
the application of human force. A system similar to that of a
bicycle. The wing is the result of technological work
application and a great deal of highly skilled artisan work.
Each element found in Leonardo s drawing was identified.
The interpretation is exact. The procedure linked to the
artisan part, particularly the bending of the rods, is the use
of coal and steam fire. The wing expansion is approximately 5
metres, while its height is 1.20m, taking into consideration
the central part. Different kinds of wood are used: beech, lime
and cherry wood depending on their different needs: resistance,
elasticity, appearance. samsung
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To fully enjoy your visit to Florence, we advise you to visit 2 museums in a day; Uffizi Gallery can be visited in about 3 hours while for Accademia we advise you to spend 2 hours. No, each museum has its own ticket, so each museum must be reserved separately
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