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If the Medici were alive today, other than being bankers and politicians, they’d probably be dealing in commercial real estate. […]
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The French Academy in Rome – Villa Medici is situated on the Pincio hill, in the heart of Rome, at the bottom of which there are the famous Spanish Steps.
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Palazzo Vecchio, Florence Palazzo Vecchio, the town hall of Florence, was given several names in accordance with the varying use of the palace during its long history. Michelangelo’s David al…
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Renaissance Architecture Materials • Stucco finish • Brick veneer (No more than 10%) mostly as accents • Rough stone is considered Tuscan • Smooth stucco with simple stone window and door surrounds is consider ed Italian • Tuscan style (stone) is rustic in nature and Italian Renaissance (stucco) is a very refined version of Tuscan
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Repeat after me. There are never enough candles. Dresses are never too big. And there are never enough flowers. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Some nice images from Jill & Tim’s wedding in the Villa Medici in Rome. Photography @leentjeloveslight Planner @guendalinalitta Venue @villa_medici @hotelderussie Dress @oliviertheyskens Flowers @boutemythierry #leentjeloveslight Villa Medici wedding Rome wedding photographer Rome luxe wedding Italy high end wedding Italy wedding photographer
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By the time Columbus sailed, Lorenzo the Magnificent had assembled the world's largest library and built an addition to the Medici Palace in Florence to house it. Lorenzo the Magnificent was so...
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Villa Medicea is the perfect rental in Florence. 7 bedrooms, 14 guests. See pictures and prices here.
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Adrienne Marie | Travel | Have you seen The Medici Fountain? And surprisingly - it’s not in Italy. Located in Paris’ Luxembourg Gardens, the fountain was… | Instagram
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The first Medici palace, the home of Cosimo the Elder and Lorenzo the Magnificent and the workplace of artists of the calibre of Donatello, Michelangelo, Paolo Uccello, Benozzo Gozzoli and Botticelli. The Renaissance house… where it all began.
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Villa Medici on Pincio Hill - Bought by Ferdinando de Medici, 1576. French Academy, founded Louis IXV, 1666 to give artists the chance to study in Rome.
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Medici- A family of skilled politicians and patrons of the arts who lived in Florence, Italy, during the Renaissance.
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This political and banking family dynasty ruled Florence for four centuries. One of the wealthiest families in Florence in the 15th century, they became the unofficial rulers of the city under Cosimo the Elder, and fostered the birth of the Renaissance throughout this century under Lorenzo the Magnificent. The last Medici heir, Gian Gastone, died …
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