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1. www.centrepompidou.fr › en › ressourcesFlorence Seyvos - Centre Pompidou

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   Artist/personality Florence Seyvos Florence Seyvos. Medias Captation Un air de famille. 17-11-2011. 02h 29min ...

2. www.abebooks.co.uk › author › seyvos-florenceGarçon Incassable by Seyvos Florence - AbeBooks

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   le garçon incassable by Seyvos, Florence and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at AbeBooks.co.uk.

3. www.thegeographicalcure.com › post › most-importantFlorence Art Bucket List: 30 Famous Paintings in Florence

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   • Fra Angelico, The Annunciation, San Marco Monastery. Fra Angelico was a devout monk who, with Giotto and Donatello, helped transform the art world and usher in the Renaissance.
   • Masaccio, The Holy Trinity, Basilica of Santa Maria Novella. Santa Maria Novella is a beautiful church with a striking polychrome and white marble facade.
   • Botticelli, Birth of Venus, Uffizi Gallery. Sandro Botticelli is the undisputed master of the early Renaissance period. His graceful Birth of Venus is the Uffizi’s most famous art work, akin to the Mona Lisa in Paris’ Louvre Museum.
   • Botticelli, Primavera, Uffizi Gallery. Botticelli’s next most famous work is Primavera, also known as the Allegory of Spring. Venus is in the center of an orange grove with a half circle enveloping her.

4. www.goodreads.com › author › showFlorence Seyvos (Author of La Tempête) - Goodreads

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   Florence Seyvos is the author of La Tempête (4.31 avg rating, 52 ratings, 1 review, published 1993), Le Garçon incassable (3.45 avg rating, 58 ratings, 8...

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5. www.amazon.co.uk › Decouverte-Gallimard-Lart-romanDecouverte Gallimard: L'art roman un defi europeen ...

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   May 9, 2005 · Buy Decouverte Gallimard: L'art roman un defi europeen (DECOUVERTES GALLIMARD) by Seyvos, Florence (ISBN: 9782070300686) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.

6. www.uffizi.it › en › the-uffiziThe Uffizi | Uffizi Galleries

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   The Gallery entirely occupies the first and second floors of the large building constructed between 1560 and 1580 and designed by Giorgio Vasari. It is famous worldwide for its outstanding collections of ancient sculptures and paintings (from the Middle Ages to the Modern period).

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   What painters lived in Florence?

   • Within Florence’s medieval walls, lived the greatest painters of the time — Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Giotto, Masaccio, Botticelli, Fra Angelico, and Giorgio Vasari. It was in Florence that Europe’s first museums took shape. They began in family collections, then turned into princely collections.

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   What do the paintings in Florence represent?

   • The paintings symbolize the ancient elements of air, water, fire and earth. The main figure in each picture is an antique god. For a fine view of Florence, you can step out onto the Loggiato di Saturno in Cosimo’s quarters. 12. Pietro da Cortona, Frescos in the Palatine Museum of the Pitti Palace

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   What is the most important example of Baroque art in Florence?

   • The ceilings themselves are stunning works of art, the first and the most important example of Baroque art in Florence. In 1641, Cosimo I commissioned Baroque muralist Pietro da Cortona to decorate the ceilings of five formal reception halls on the first floor. Cortona was renowned for his frescos in Rome’s Palazzo Barberini.

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   What era did art take place in Florence?

   • The art in Florence is dominated by one period, the Italian Renaissance. Within Florence’s medieval walls, lived the greatest painters of the time — Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Giotto, Masaccio, Botticelli, Fra Angelico, and Giorgio Vasari. It was in Florence that Europe’s first museums took shape.

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   Where can I see Caravaggio paintings in the Uffizi?

   • Note: The images above document the old Hall 81 but all of the paintings in this area can now be seen in a new section of renovated rooms, halls 90-93. The move was made in summer 2013. Visit the Uffizi and admire the works of art by Caravaggio that belong to the collection in Hall 81 on the first floor.

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   What is a great masterpiece in Florence?

   • Giorgio Vasari, The Last Judgment, Florence Cathedral Another great masterpiece in Florence is the Vasari fresco in Florence Cathedral. Covering some 3,6000 square meters, the fresco is the largest fresco in the world. Originally, the Duomo architect Brunelleschi wanted his dome covered in gold mosaics like the Baptistery.

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8. www.visituffizi.org › halls › hall-90Visit the Hall Dedicated to Caravaggio at the Uffizi Gallery ...

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   The hall includes 3 masterpieces by Michelangelo Merisi, more widely known as Caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. The Shield with the Head of Medusa is impressive, lore says that the face is actually a self-portrait of when the artist was younger.