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The exhibition reunites items from the Alberto Della Ragione Collection with Modigliani's masterpiece on show until September 15.
25 large-scale works engage with themes of memory, history and war.
"Women of the Sky: From Muses to Scientists" is organized by Museo Galileo and the National Central Library of Florence.
The British-Kazakh abstract artist becomes the hotel’s first female artist in residence.
From February 22-May 26, works by the renowned Florentine illustrator detail literary classics and historical moments.
Some of the gallery's most delicate drawings are being shown publicly for a limited period.
The exhibition opens up new skies for the anniversary of Galileo's groundbreaking work.
The museum serves a hidden purpose in re-evaluating what defines the artistic history of Florence.
The modern art museum displays street art for the first time.
The Ferragamo Museum dedicates an exhibition to the shoemaker's life and vision.
The renowned works are once more placed in a single setting.
"The Strangest and Most Beautiful Inventions in the World" runs until February 18.
50 works take a new look at familiar settings.
Works by the influential art nouveau artist come to the historic setting.
Museo Stefano Bardini and Museo Novecento host works by the Chicago-born artist until March 11.
The ‘Untrue Unreal’ exhibition disturbs and delights in varying degrees.
The Portuguese artist displays three core works in her ‘Between Sky and Heart’ exhibition.
The colourful, joyful and geometric works marry art, advertising, design and architecture.
Museo Novecento and Palazzo Vecchio host works by the renowned artist until February 4.
The slowly rotating obelisk elicits deep contemplation in a striking Renaissance courtyard.
Don't miss the Artemisia in the Museum of Michelangelo show featuring Penitent Mary Magdalene on loan from the Palatine Gallery.
Beauty and Desire draws on a substantial body of works, highlighting Mapplethorpe’s intense artistic output.
Drawings, etchings, photographs and paintings provide a sense of the art historian’s intellectual process.
