フローレンス - Museums
Santo Spirito Museum - "Cenacolo del Convento"
The complex agostiniano of Santo Spirito is one of the large religious and artistic monument of Florence, acquired from the Town Hall in 1868. The Museum has seat in the ancient Cenacolo del Convento, decorated with a grandiose fresco of Andrea Orcagna representing the Crocifissione and l' Ultima Cena (of 1365 c. to).
Fondazione Romano
Here are located the sculptures gave to the Town of Florence in 1946 from the neapolitan antiquarian Salvatore Romano, a small but important collection that goes from the pre-Romanic age to the XV century; the unit of sculptures constitutes one of the rare presences in Florence of the art of this period. Between the more significant works there are the Cariatide and the Angelo Adorante of Tino di Camaino, the Madonna with Child of Jacopo della Quercia and two bas-reliefs of Donatello with San Prosdocimo and San Massimo, arriving from the Basilica of the Holy in Padua.
Address: P.zza Santo Spirito 29
Opening hours: working and festive from 9 to 14 - closed on Monday
Phone: 055 287043
Fondazione Romano
Here are located the sculptures gave to the Town of Florence in 1946 from the neapolitan antiquarian Salvatore Romano, a small but important collection that goes from the pre-Romanic age to the XV century; the unit of sculptures constitutes one of the rare presences in Florence of the art of this period. Between the more significant works there are the Cariatide and the Angelo Adorante of Tino di Camaino, the Madonna with Child of Jacopo della Quercia and two bas-reliefs of Donatello with San Prosdocimo and San Massimo, arriving from the Basilica of the Holy in Padua.
Address: P.zza Santo Spirito 29
Opening hours: working and festive from 9 to 14 - closed on Monday
Phone: 055 287043
