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Considering a visit to the Uffizi in Florence?
2008-01-29 11:02:00 If you’re thinking of a visit to the Uffizi in Florence then you’ll find it worthwhile to have a look at the virtual Uffizi before you go. The Uffizi is, like most major European museums, just too large to take in with a single trip and this site will help you to concentrate your visit on ...
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence
2008-01-07 20:56:00 It's rare for an art museum to have too many masterpieces to display. That happy fate befell the Uffizi Gallery in Florence when the last of the Medici, Electress Anna Maria, willed the entire family collection to the gallery in 1743. The results, collected over several centuries, provide a view of one of the finest treasure troves of art anywhere in the world. The Uffizi occupies a building
By: TravelEuroCities
Galleria degli Uffizi abre seus tesouros pouco conhecidos aos fiorentinos
2007-11-05 13:29:00 Visitar outros sites é sempre interessante. Mesmo que a gente já tenha entrado outras vezes, acaba sempre descobrindo alguma coisa de novo. Hoje, passando pelo site do Polo Museale Fiorentino - Galleria degli Uffizi fiquei sabendo que até o dia 15 de dezembro deste ano é possível fazer uma visita a antiga igreja di San Pier Scheraggio e na Collezione Contini Bonacossi acompanhado pelos guias da Galleria Uffizi absolutamente grátis.Isso significa que será possível viajar na história, descobrir os tesouros pouco conhecidos da Galleria Uffizi, e entendê-los graças a ajuda dos Assistentes do Museu. Afinal, quantas vezes a gente vê um monte de coisas e não entende nem a metade porque falta aquela bagagem cultural extra?Para os interessados, as visitas acontecem quinta-feira à tarde e sábado de manhã. O sábado, em particular, foi escolhido para consentir também aos fiorentinos a visitarem os lugares menos acessíveis do seu museu.As informações detalhadas vocês encontram aqui: http://www.p...
By: BRASIL NA ITALIA
The Uffizi Bunk Bed by Argington
2007-10-01 12:43:00 Here is a cute looking bunk bed for the kids. The Uffizi Bunk Bed by Argington has been designed by Jenny Argie and Andrew Thornton who have made its extremely functional and space-saving. The bed featured cantilevers, semi-enclosed lower bunk, and window like openings. The bed has been made from sustainable hard wood and birch ply. ...
Uffizi Bunk Bed Designs for Kids
2007-09-01 12:26:00 With the intent to further expand their children?s bedding furniture options, the Uffizi bunk bed design offers a new kind of design to the modern kids of today in the form of simple yet appealing class. It is deemed to be stunning at first glance. Its masterful window like design ensemble paired with simple yet practical ...
Uffizi Bunk Bed
2007-08-23 17:00:00 This architectural piece is actually a bunk bed built for children but its design looks too modern for a kid’s room, doesn’t it? But the makers of this bed, Argington, premiere children’s furniture manufacturer, know what they have done. Kids will love the cantilevers, semi-enclosed lower bunk, and window like openings. You may select different finishes ...
By: Mattresszine
Nubifragi in Toscana a Liguria
2007-08-08 18:50:00 Più di 50 mllimetri di pioggi in un’ora, queste sono le stime del vero e proprio nubifragio che si è abbattuto nella nottata e in mattinata in Liguria e Toscana. Liguria, Nubifragi, Toscana, Uffizi
Uffizi: turista buca un quadro del ?600
2007-06-26 00:00:00 Disastro agli Uffizi: un turista si appoggia ad un capolavoro seicentesco e lo danneggia. Il fatto e' accaduto nella sala del Verone e, secondo le prime ricostruzioni, il foro sul dipinto del ?600, la "Menzogna" di Salvator Rosa, è stato probabilmente provocato involontariamente da un visitatore subito dopo l'apertura mattutina del ...
Uffizi Gallery
2007-06-01 12:21:00 The Uffizi Gallery is housed in the Palazzo degli Uffizi, a palazzo in Florence, Italy, housing one of the oldest and most famous art museums in the world. If you are art fan this is yours travel resources. Explore more with link posted. Coordinates: 43°46′7.1″N, 11°15′18.77″E.
The Uffizi
2007-06-01 00:12:00 No visit to Florence is complete without a trip to the Uffizi. The building was originally built as a set of offices (hence the name uffizi) for the Duke Cosimo I but, due to the use of glass and steel to create an almost uninterrupted wall of glass along the second story thereby providing wonderful light, the space was later recognized as a great place for art. Fortunately, the Medici family had plenty of world class art to fill the space. In fact, the Uffizi is the oldest art gallery in the world. Today, the Uffizi offers a world-class art museum experience with the art of the Renaissance being particularly well represented. The Uffizi consists of 45 different rooms running in a horseshoe shape around the interior walls of the building. With so much to see, it is fortunate that many of the most famous paintings in the collection are in the first 18 rooms. Probably the most famous painting in the Uffizi is ?The Birth of Venus? by Botticelli. This is not to say that the latter rooms... |
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