Ulisse Stacchini, born on 3rd July 1871, in Florence, was a prominent architect whose work left a lasting impact on the architectural landscape of Italy, particularly in Milan. Known for his innovative and grandiose designs, Stacchini’s architectural prowess is best exemplified by his masterpieces, the Milano Centrale railway station and the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, commonly […]
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The historic Palio di Siena horse race returns on Tuesday 2nd July, with bareback riders competing in the medieval heart of the Tuscan city.
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The English poetess, Elizabeth Barrett Browning died on 29th June 1861 in Florence.
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Giorgio Vasari, an Italian painter, architect, and writer, died on 27th June 1574. He is celebrated not just for his artistic contributions but for his monumental role in documenting the Renaissance.
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The moment I walked into Rome’s Galleria Borghese my view of sculpture changed. These were no longer ‘just statues’, this was incredible art.
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Bartolomeo Ammannati, born on 18th June 1511, in Settignano, near Florence, is a prominent figure in the annals of Renaissance art and architecture. As both a sculptor and architect, Ammannati’s works reflect the grandeur and elegance of the period, blending classical traditions with innovative Renaissance ideals.
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Giovanni Paolo Panini, born in Piacenza on 17th June 1691, is one of Italy’s most celebrated artists of the 18th century. Renowned for his grand architectural vistas and imaginative capriccios, Panini’s work offers a fascinating glimpse into the opulence and grandeur of Rome during a period of immense cultural flourishing.
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Despite the discovery of significant archaeological finds, a major infrastructure project near the Vatican remains on schedule to open in time for the Jubilee 2025, Rome’s mayor announced on Friday.
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The much-awaited World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2024 was announced last week, with 4 Italian restaurants on the list.
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Christie’s Old Masters Part I auction on 2nd July will include a work by Titian that has been lost, stolen and hung on walls across Europe. Rest on the Flight into Egypt has an estimate of £15million to £25million.
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