This part completes our tour of The Uffizi and then continues with some of Florence. My photos only “scratch the surface” of this amazing museum and beautiful city.
My previous post can be found at
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-803261-1.html, while the first post of this series (that includes a map of all of the places where we stopped) can be found at
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-801137-1.html Next up: My final post of Florence, then it’s off for a quick look at Rome
The Baptism of Christ, Andrea del Verrocchio and Leonardo da Vinci, ~1470-1475
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The Annunciation, da Vinci, circa 1472
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Adoration of the Magi, da Vinci, circa 1481-1482
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Holy Family with the young St. John The Baptist, Michelangelo, circa 1505-1507
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Portrait of Agnolo Doni, Raphael, circa 1506
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Portrait of Maddalena Doni, Raphael, circa 1506
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Madonna of the Goldfinch, Raphael, circa 1505-1506
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Piazza Della Signoria
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Palazzo Vecchio
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My wife is talking to one of the waiters where we had an excellent group lunch as part of our Viking tour
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Another beautiful leg of your lovely journey, Dennis.
Great set Dennis showcasing the magnificent art in the Uffizi. We got cash at the ATM in the Banca Toscana and had lunch in the Casa Toscana when we were there!
Definitely a delight for yours truly to see those paintings. One step below doing it in person! Thanks for this visual opportunity, Dennis. 🥰
srfmhg wrote:
Great set Dennis showcasing the magnificent art in the Uffizi. We got cash at the ATM in the Banca Toscana and had lunch in the Casa Toscana when we were there!
Thanks Mark; it truly is an amazing museum. Too bad we couldn't have shared lunch at Casa Toscana.
pixelmaven wrote:
Definitely a delight for yours truly to see those paintings. One step below doing it in person! Thanks for this visual opportunity, Dennis. 🥰
Thanks Laura, I thought you would enjoy the paintings. It is a true gift to the world that they are preserved and available to view.
Thank you for this beautifully photographed artistic journey!
Nice shots of the museum pieces.
Excellent art and street shots, Dennis.
raymondh wrote:
Thank you for this beautifully photographed artistic journey!
You are welcome Raymond; I appreciate your kind words.
jaymatt wrote:
Nice shots of the museum pieces.
Thank you John. The Uffizi is one of the great museums in the world and my photos only showed a very small part of it.
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