Antique Florence

Plate 111 showcases 15th-century civic and academic attire, featuring scholars, patricians, and artists in formal robes and city garments that reflect the intellectual and cultural v...

Cf. other still lifes featuring watermelon: Sotheby’s, New York, 22 May 2018, no. 57 (€116,650); Fernando Durán, Madrid, 28 December 2020, no. 1118 (€90,000); Pandolfini Casa d’Aste,...

An exquisite antique terracotta reproduction of the Winged Victory of Samothrace (Goddess Nike), inspired by the iconic Hellenistic sculpture that commands the Daru staircase in the ...

This drawing depicts a landscape in the South of Italy, probably in Sicily or Naples, which are the first destinations of his travel. Another view of Florence, executed in the same ...

After spending a year studying art in Florence, Margarett W. McKean Sargent returned to Boston in 1914, where she studied with a rising young sculptress named Bashka Paeff.

Donato Mascagni, a painter and traveller in Medici Florence Born in Florence in 1579, Donato Mascagni entered the studio of the great Counter-Reformation painter Jacopo Ligozzi (154...

Fiaschi, identifying the sculptor as an Italian artist active in Florence and Pisa at the turn of the century. Fiaschi’s works often catered to international collectors, drawing upon...

He worked with great fervour on panels for the Viareggio railway station, had a solo exhibition at the Galleria Ferroni in Florence and at the inauguration of the Viani Gallery in th...

He exhibited at the Paris salon from 1868, when, passing up the competition for the Prix de Rome, he decided to spend time in Florence instead. He passed a second sojourn in Italy i...

We have expertly mounted the map here in Florence to protect it. The city is depicted from a bird's eye view using extraordinarily beautiful detailed engraving which captures ever...

He first gained recognition in Europe when the director the Uffizi Gallery in Florence purchased his etchings of the city for the Uffizi's print department.

Cosimo was not a ruler by title, but through patronage, diplomacy, and banking acumen, he shaped Florence’s cultural and political trajectory. This image is a portrait of quiet but c...

It is based on Michelangelo's original massive sculpture installed in the tome of the Duke in the new sacristy of San Lorenzo in Florence (Firenze),

Other works by the sculptor can be found in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Palazzo Pitti, the portico of the Uffizi and the Loggia of Piazza Della ...

He studied at the Plymouth school of Art 1918-22 and Royal College of Art 1922-25 and won a travelling scholarship in 1925 travelling to Colarossi's, Paris, Florence and Rome. He tau...

This is an original artcrafted piece made in Florence Tuscany, Italy in the circa 1890. There is the Florentine lily engraved.

Note The present drawing exhibits the graphic elegance of Penni. Born in Florence, Penni entered Raphael's workshop at an early age and collaborated with him on several works, includ...

Fulconis was inspired by the Mercury and the Wheel of Fortune sculptures by Jean de Bologne, with his Mercury sculpture currently exhibited at the Museo Nazionale del Bargello in Flo...

These magnificent pieces, originating from the city of Florence, were meticulously created by the skilled artisans at Peruzzi Bros.

This exquisitely detailed statue of Perseus having vanquished Medusa is based on a model by sculptor Benvenuto Cellini in 1552, which currently resides at the Loggia dei Lanzi in Flo...

In addition to collectors’ marbles, Romanelli executed numerous important commissions for monuments, such as those to Vittorio Fossombroni in Arezzo, Masi in Pavia, and Demidoff in F...

Such intricate ceiling frescoes were often seen in the villas and palaces of Florence, Rome, and Mantua—especially in the works of artists like Giulio Romano and the school of Raphael.

Designs like these would have adorned the palazzi of Florence, Mantua, or Rome—often painted in fresco on coffered or stuccoed ceilings.

Hand pounded copper ewer with bronze spout, handle and top. From the area of Florence, Italy, circa 1800.

Florence, late 16th century Restored New padding Typical Renaissance Florentine "Seggiolone" Dimensions: cm W66 x D63 x H140.

The table is certainly part of the fine cabinet making production of the Florentine (Italian) workshop of the Falcini brothers, Luigi (Campi, 1794 - Florence, 1861) and Angiolo (Camp...

A grand scaled hand pounded copper urn with magnificent cast bronze horned figure mounts. From Florence, Italy.

The painting is of the artist and his wife Florence and daughter Kitty. Shannon produced numerous superb portraits, including of Kitty and Florence, but a painting of himself with hi...

He founded the Frilli Gallery in 1860, as a studio and art atelier in Florence and specialised in Belle Epoque subjects.

Around the year 1500, he apprenticed with Pietro Perugino, helping the elder artist to produce an important fresco commission in Perugia, an experience that had a profound influence ...

Of exquisite workmanship and great historical importance, this majolica plate is part of the tradition of the renowned ceramic activity of Montelupo, located near Florence, active du...

The technique of veneered marquetry had its inspiration in 16th century Florence. Marquetry elaborated upon Florentine techniques of inlaying solid marble slabs with designs formed o...

The technique of veneered marquetry had its inspiration in 16th century Florence. Marquetry elaborated upon Florentine techniques of inlaying solid marble slabs with designs formed o...

A superbly carved, early 17th century decorative Renaissance walnut wall panel mounted within a carved oak frame, sourced from a private UK collection. Originating from Florence, It...

Beautiful, important wood frame gilded with pure gold decorated with Renaissance floral motifs. Florence, first half of the nineteenth century This artwork, never before on the ma...

Cantagalli was a pottery producer in Florence of high quality collected throughout the world.

Museums The National Gallery, London The Louvre, Paris Uffizi gallery, Florence The Metropolitan Museum, New York Rijksmusum, Amsterdam Palazzo Pitti, Florence

Meucci's paintings are housed in some of the most prestigious galleries on the planet including; Musee d'Orsay Paris, Georgian State Museum, Museums of Florence, and many others. Pl...

The work has been related by critics to the similar painting in the Torregiani Salina collection in Florence, for which this sketch may have been a preliminary idea.

In 1953 he made a trip to Rome, Florence and Pisa. In 1956 he obtained a two-year scholarship to Casa Velasquez (Madrid).

In 1953 he made a trip to Rome, Florence and Pisa. In 1956 he obtained a two-year scholarship to Casa Velasquez (Madrid).

In 1953 he made a trip to Rome, Florence and Pisa. In 1956 he obtained a two-year scholarship to Casa Velasquez (Madrid).

In 1953 he made a trip to Rome, Florence and Pisa. In 1956 he obtained a two-year scholarship to Casa Velasquez (Madrid).

In 1953 he made a trip to Rome, Florence and Pisa. In 1956 he obtained a two-year scholarship to Casa Velasquez (Madrid).

In 1953 he made a trip to Rome, Florence and Pisa. In 1956 he obtained a two-year scholarship to Casa Velasquez (Madrid).

In 1953 he made a trip to Rome, Florence and Pisa. In 1956 he obtained a two-year scholarship to Casa Velasquez (Madrid).

In 1953 he made a trip to Rome, Florence and Pisa. In 1956 he obtained a two-year scholarship to Casa Velasquez (Madrid).

Giovanni and, for a time, Stefano della Bella, Baccio del Bianco or Agostino Tassi. Giulio died in Florence on July 13, 1635, and was buried in the chapel of the church of S.

Hand pounded and cut silvered tole, 12 light chandelier from the area of Florence. Floral and foliate decoration with wax candle sleeves.

TITO CONTI (Florence 1842 - 1924) Portrait of a Musketeer Oil on canvas in gilded frame Signed in the upper right Canvas measures 40x30 cm (51x43 cm including frame) Born in Floren...

He travelled and spent a great deal of time abroad: in England (1894); in Spain with Henri de Montfried (1895); in Banyuls-sur-Mer; in Collioure in the company of Maillol; in Italy (...

We also really like the apparent giglio carved decoration in the corners, which of course is a symbol of wonderful Florence where we believe this mirror may well have originated from.

Major cities such as Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome, Naples, Palermo, and Turin are clearly marked, alongside smaller towns, rivers, and transport routes.

It was recently crafted by a Florentine Master cabinetmaker whose workshop is located in the most charming and vibrant district of Florence, San Frediano, renowned for its artisan sh...

It was recently crafted by a Florentine Master cabinetmaker whose workshop is located in the most charming and vibrant district of Florence, San Frediano, renowned for its artisan sh...

It was recently crafted by a Florentine Master cabinetmaker whose workshop is located in the most charming and vibrant district of Florence, San Frediano, renowned for its artisan sh...

In 1899, he also took classes in Italy at the Academia in Florence. For over thirty years, Stilling travelled widely throughout Europe painting lyrical, Impressionist landscapes tha...

Created in France during the 19th century, each of this pair of iron vases features a chalice shape, inspired by the original Medici vase kept at the Uffizi gallery in Florence. Our ...

When he returned to Italy, he lived first in Taormina, then in Florence, and finally settled in a villa at Settignano.

1920's Faience Dish Of a Lady, Italy Charming Italian dishes of a a figurative woman representative of the 1920's era in Florence, Italy. This would a wonderful display piece on ...