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Livorno, 2022, Sillabe. Cm. 30x25, pp. 240, ill. 235 a colori n.t., ril. in mezza tela Questo libro è uno studio dedicato a Eleonora di Toledo e al suo ruolo di principale mecenate del Giardino di Boboli. Il giardino è stato fin dall'inizio parte di un progetto volto a dar vita una vasta tenuta nel cuore della Firenze rinascimentale. Boboli rappresenta così un momento cardine nella storia del nobile palazzo, in cui si è invertito il tradizionale rapporto tra architettura e paesaggio: ampi ed elaborati giardini assunsero per la prima volta il ruolo di protagonisti mentre il palazzo era stato inizialmente relegato ad un ruolo secondario. Nuove ricerche d'archivio confermano che la Duchessa fu l'unica vera responsabile del patrocinio del giardino fino alla sua morte. Un elemento chiave di questo studio si concentra sulle origini spagnole di Eleonora e sullo sviluppo del suo gusto nella Napoli vicereale, inducendo a riconsiderare Boboli in un contesto più ampio, al di là della sua immagine tradizionale come parte di un glorioso continuum di giardini medicei.

The thirteenth Marshal Guarnaccia InvestigationThe body of a woman has been found half-submerged in an ornamental fish pond high up in Florence’s Boboli Gardens. At first, the corpse cannot be identified, rendered unrecognizable by feeding fish, but the Marshal traces other clues to find answers. The victim was a young Japanese woman apprenticed to one of Florence’s legendary custom shoemakers, crotchety old Peruzzi. Could he have killed his protégé? Or did jealousy drive his other apprentice to murder? The neighbors have seen Akiko with a lover—a brilliant young carabinieri—who has disappeared. Has he fled to avoid arrest? The marshal must travel to Rome to complete his investigation.

From the Palazzo Vecchio to the Forte Belvedere, through the Uffizi, the Vasari Corridor, the Pitti Palace, and the Boboli Gardens, Florence is honeycombed with a series of public art collections that is unparalleled in Europe for its size and for the variety and value of its holdings. Taken all together, the museums of Florence are one of the wonders of the world, for the spiritual values that they embody as much as for the works they contain.The painting collections in the state museums of Florence are unequalled for their quality, historical significance, and for the sheer number of works; never before have they been presented in a publication of such splendid technical quality. Thus the reader can trace the various phases and great moments of Florentine painting, including lesser known works of the seventeenth century; can appreciate the presence of masterpieces from other, perhaps unknown, schools; and can examine details different from the standard ones consecrated by tradition.Text in English and Italian.

From the Palazzo Vecchio to the Forte Belvedere, through the Uffizi, the Vasari Corridor, the Pitti Palace, and the Boboli Gardens, Florence is honeycombed with a series of public art collections that is unparalleled in Europe for its size and for the variety and value of its holdings. Taken all together, the museums of Florence are one of the wonders of the world, for the spiritual values that they embody as much as for the works they contain.The painting collections in the state museums of Florence are unequalled for their quality, historical significance, and for the sheer number of works; never before have they been presented in a publication of such splendid technical quality. Thus the reader can trace the various phases and great moments of Florentine painting, including lesser known works of the seventeenth century; can appreciate the presence of masterpieces from other, perhaps unknown, schools; and can examine details different from the standard ones consecrated by tradition.Text in English and Italian.

A fully updated edition of this detailed guide to the art, architecture and history of Florence. From Brunelleschi's Duomo to the magnificent Boboli gardens, Florence reveals a fascinating history―of intrigue, patronage, and art. In expert fashion Blue Guide Florence covers the range of what this extraordinary city―the cradle of the Renaissance―offers to travelers: from singular museums and galleries to beautifully, meticulously built churches, to some of the most breathtaking walks and finest food in the region. Black-and-white illustrations throughout