Exhibitions in Tuscany

The members of the Niccolai family have so far developed 150 different models, based on the Da Vinci codes and on historical documents using the materials of Leonardo’s time

On show until September 26th seventy works that once belonged to the most prestigious Macchiaioli collectors of the early twentieth century

Pavan can be considered an eclectic and complete artist from all points of view, since she asserts her attention to the Life Style contemporary tendencies

The articles displayed in the show combine reduced dimensions with a potent magnetic presence and a throbbing physicality that emerges from who knows what psychic recesses

Florence and Caravaggio:sound like a gamble? Did Caravaggio actually come through Florence? Did he see, as some would claim, the wonderful botanical watercolours by Jacopo Ligozzi in the Medici collection?

The two artists, both of whom live and work in Amsterdam, have been invited to set up a joint project on the ground floor of the Pecci Centre, combining a series of Puckey’s latest marble statues with the monumental wall-paintings of Van der Ploeg

International artists will be showing their most recent work in exceptional locations: from historical buildings to an alabaster laboratory, to agritourism holiday farms to small villages scattered over the Tuscan hills

The bedroom was the fulcrum of the Renaissance home: the most intimate and protected place where the wedding was consumed, children were born, and one died

The theme of this edition will be the monument, or rather that radical process of de-monumentalisation which has freed sculpture from any celebratory, encomiastic function

The fulcrum of the exhibition consists of the 19 monochrome canvases that Cosimo II de' Medici commissioned to Florentine academic painters to celebrate a funeral service for Henry IV with great pomp on September 16, 1610 in the Basilica of San Lorenzo

From Mesopotamia to our tables, from the rite of communion to avoidable drunkenness, from distasteful habit to gate of spirituality, wine and the grapevine are the protagonists of the exhibition

This is the first exhibition ever dedicated to Giovanfrancesco Rustici, whose focal point is Rustici's masterpiece, the Sermon of Saint John the Baptist

Stylistically Giovanni's paintings and graphics are very affected by the symbolism of ancient and contemporary philosophy, which best suit the artist's worries about problems and concerns of contemporary people

The show will bring together a wide variety of Bronzino’s masterpieces, some of them displayed together for the first time

After the successful Marc Chagall exhibition, Pisa will be hosting at Palazzo Blu the next stop in its suggestive route through art, culture and the Mediterranean Sea: "Joan Miró. I miti del Mediterraneo", a retrospective on the works of the great, polyhedric Catalan artist

The exhibition is dedicated to the early work of Picasso, Mirò and Dalí, which played a decisive role in the beginning of modern art in Spain

On display masterpieces by Botticelli, Filippo Lippi, Beato Angelico, Paolo Uccello, Donatello, Antonio del Pollaiolo, Domenico Veneziano and Lorenzo di Credi