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San Casciano Val di Pesa

Stanislao Pointeau. A Tuscan "macchiaiolo"of French descent. An exhibition dedicated to Prof. Carlo Del Bravo

Arezzo

Tuscan Tournaments. The Saracen Joust, the Crossbow Palio and the Game of the Bridge

Lands of the Uffizi comes to Follonica for the very first time with an exhibition celebrating the manufacture of cast-iron artefacts as the city's historical and artistic heritage

Follonica

Manufacturing Beauty. The Follonica manufactory and artistic culture in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany

From 19 May to 5 November, four works from the Uffizi Galleries bring back the Grand Dukes in the country and towns of the Mugello, the family’s legendary homeland.

The Medici: Mugello Folk. Family portraits from the Gallerie degli Uffizi

Scarperia and San Piero

Giovanni da San Giovanni returns to his home town with an exhibition in the "Lands of the Uffizi" series

Bizzarro e capriccioso umore’. Giovanni da San Giovanni, pittore senza regola alla corte medicea

San Giovanni Valdarno

A bizarre and whimsical temperament. Giovanni da San Giovanni, a maverick painter at the Medici court

"Lands of the Uffizi" comes to Montelupo for the first time

The Ceramics of Montelupo and the Uffizi. A gallery of comparisons

Montelupo

Lands of the Uffizi returns to Montespertoli with Filippo Lippi's beautiful "Barbadori Predella"

Filippo Lippi in the Valdelsa

Montespertoli

The Museo della Battaglia e di Anghiari is to host a new exhibition in the Lands of the Uffizi

Embattled thinkers. Fame and oblivion of two men of letters, from the Battle of Anghiari to the siege of Famagusta

Anghiari

The splendour of the fashionable clothes of the Museum of Fashion and Costume of Pitti Palace 'parades' in Grosseto to recreate the dynamism and effervescence of the society of Southern Tuscany in the post-War period.

Grosseto

The Fabulous '60s in the Maremma. The mark of Ico Parisi

The paintings of Jacopo Vignali, from the Gallerie degli uffizi to San Casciano

The paintings of Jacopo Vignali, from the Gallerie degli Uffizi to San Casciano 

Masaccio returns to his birthplace, Castel San Giovanni, in a dialogue with Fra Angelico

Masaccio and Fra Angelico. A dialogue on truth in painting

The return to Montespertoli of the Gallerie degli Uffizi predella

La predella degli Uffizi salvata al Castello di Montegufoni


15th century painter Nicolas Froment’s masterpiece returns after almost 200 years to the convent that was its home for centuries


A Renaissance Masterpiece, from France to Bosco ai Frati: A Triptych by Nicolas Froment.

An exhibition devoted to the portrayal of the motherhood 

Nel segno della vita. Donne e Madonne al tempo dell' attesa

Poppi

Masaccio’s San Giovenale Triptych displayed for the very first time alongside work by the great painters of his day


Masaccio e i maestri del Rinascimento a confronto per celebrare 600 anni del Trittico di San Giovenale

Reggello

Masaccio and Renaissance masters compared to celebrate 600 years of the Triptych of San Giovenale

The first “Lands of the Uffizi” exhibition to be held in Arezzo explores the work of painter Pietro Benvenuti in the age of Canova 

Pietro Benvenuti in the Age of Canova. Paintings and drawings from public and private collections

The link between the Warrior Pope Giuliano Della Rovere and Anghiari’s Soldiers of Fortune

The Warrior Pope Giuliano Della Rovere and Anghiari’s Soldiers of Fortune

Two versions of the Madonna and Child juxtaposed for visitors to discover Lippo di Benivieni and the followers of Giotto in the Valdelsa

Giottesque Painters in the Valdelsa

The Pinacoteca Comunale di Castiglion Fiorentino and the Gallerie degli Uffizi trade two masterpieces 

"The Final Seal". The Stigmata of St. Francis at La Verna from the collections of the Gallerie degli Uffizi

Castiglion Fiorentino

An exhibition in Anghiari telling the story of the Renaissance courts and of the men who peopled them, amid war and culture.

The Civilisation of Arms and the Courts of the Renaissance

Dante returns to the castle of Poppi, where the Casentino inspired the Divine Comedy

In the Name of Dante. The Casentino in the Divine Comedy

The fresco of Dante painted by Andrea del Castagno in the place where the painter was born and where the poet's exile began