The Mona Lisa was discovered beneath Peruggia’s bed after the police were notified and he was taken into custody.
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Mona Lisa theft “first part”
Among the most well-known paintings in the world’s history is the Mona Lisa. Many people agree that Leonardo da Vinci’s half-length portrait painting is a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance.
Lampredotto legend
There is a legend in Florence that mix Dante Alighieri famous writer of divine comedy and the Lanpredotto a typical sandwich of Florence this happened in 1321
Palazzo Spini-Feroni Origin from medieval time
One of the most important and oldest building in Florence plazzo Spini-Feroni made during 1228 that was a castle to defend Spini family during revolution in Florence.
Angelo Poliziano and Lorenzo de Medici
Poliziano, Angelo, the latin name of his birthplace, Montepulciano, was the source of his nickname Poliziano, which he is most well known by today. Montepulciano was an Italian classical scholar and poet during the Florentine Renaissance.
Cantucci di Prato the origin
The origin of the cantucci dates back to at least the 16th century. Derive the word from “singing”, corner, small part. Starting from the second half of the 16th century, we find these biscuits at the Medici court.
Mona Lisa House in Florence
The home of Lisa and Francesco del Giocondo, located at 23 via della Stufa in Florence, is still standing, albeit in a somewhat different condition.
Lisa Gherardini was up in a modest environment in Florence’s Oltrarno.
Giuseppe Bezzuoli and its fresco in via Giraldi
Giuseppe Bezzuoli, a painter create a new fresco because the old made one by Pocetti had nearly entirely disintegrated. his Jesus Christ it’s very unique for a particular reason.
Palazzo Uguccioni a modern palace in Florence
Palazzo Uguccioni is located in Piazza della Signoria in Florence and was attributed at Michelangelo, also at Palladio and in the last period at Rafaello Sanzio a very modern building for Florence.
Profiteroles or Bongo bongo
The Accademia della Crusca claims that the Florentines associate the odd name—which actually would refer to an African rural mammal this is the origin of Boingo