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Friends of Florence have funded the restoration of the altarpiece painted by Giovanni Maria Butteri.
Nine Niobid sculptures were recently unearthed in Roman baths near Ciampino.
Museo Novecento is opening an exhibition of the works of Alberto Magnelli and is also displaying Jean Arp's sculpture Larme de Galaxie.
Fifty years after the discovery of the Riace bronzes in 1972, the exceptional state of conservation of the statues found in San Casciano dei Bagni show the shift between the Etruscans and Romans in Tuscany.
The Gli Amici di Aurora (GADA) Playhouse in Florence is a creative hub for contemporary arts.
The project offers an exclusive opportunity to spend time up close with Artemisia Gentileschi's Allegory of Inclination.
Attend the mass at Ognissanti Church on November 1 and see the freshly restored oil-on-canvas painting of Saint Francis Receives the Stigmata.
The maps and globe that are displayed in the room have been restored for the first time using modern techniques.
The exhibition titled "Botticelli and Renaissance Florence" is the result of a collaboration with the Uffizi Galleries.
The Baptistery will be closed until December for restoration works.
Visit The British Institute of Florence, your new home from home.
Work on the Gipsoteca is finally complete, marking the end of a museum-wide project of modernization.
The Global Art Teachers Exchange is set to take place at the International School of Florence in October.
100 years after his death, the Stefano Bardini Museum will display items from the archives of Palazzo Mozzi Bardini.
Marquis Lionardo Lorenzo Ginori Lisci pledges 16 Baroque artifacts to the leading Florentine cultural institution.
The Palazzo Davanzati Museum has reopened after being completely rearranged and renovated during six months of intense work.
This month, the restored San Nicola di Bari in Gloria will be returned to the Church of San Niccolò.
Explore the creative process of the artist Tony Cragg at an exhibition opening at the Museo Novecento.
Austrian artist Erwin Wurm's Salsiccia Fat Bus in piazza Santa Maria Novella is a clever, albeit provocative draw to the main show at nearby Galleria Poggiali.
Colour, water and light focused works dialogue with the Renaissance palazzo.
50 years after the memorable exhibition at Forte Belvedere, Florence once again displays sculptures by the British artist.
Cosimo I is dismounted from his horse in piazza Signoria for the first time since the Second World War.
Having completed restoration, the Salviati Chapel is being opened to the public for the first time in decades.
The Renaissance masterpiece and the adjoining rooms at the Accademia Gallery all boast state-of-the-art, energy-saving lighting systems.
