Florence

Florence Virtual Keyboard

The lakes, Turin, Milan, Pisa, Florence...

Florence, Pisa with it's leaning tower.

Florence is the most beautiful city in Italy.

And we see that in cities like Florence.

Florence Nightingale is famous as the woman who began professional nursing.

And before long, I was commuting between Budapest, Milan and Florence.

He viewed himself as a friend to the powerful families of Florence.

I spent a week in Florence last year. I'm sure you'll like it.

Botticelli then filled the rest of the space with other friends and powerful figures from Florence.

That's the Florence Nightingale effect. It happens in hospitals when nurses fall in love with their patients.

On his tour of Italy, he visited several cities which are famous for their scenic beauty, for instance, Naples and Florence.

I had a chance to go to Florence, in I think it was '94, and I saw Ghiberti's Door of Paradise.

Botticelli would aspire to take this common theme and produce an entirely original work, while asserting himself among the most important citizens of Florence.

One that we see here, Masaccio, the church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence, so we just said, well maybe, Visari has done something

The sculptor Richard Serra talks about how, as a young artist, he thought he was a painter, and he lived in Florence after graduate school.

In 1975, I met in Florence a professor, Carlo Pedretti, my former professor of art history, and today a world renowned scholar of Leonardo da Vinci.

I can't do that, and so Richard Serra went back to his studio in Florence, picked up all of his work up to that point, and threw it in a river.

Mary Seacole, the Jamaican nurse known as the black Florence Nightingale, and the English author, Emily Bronte, honor women who fought sexism, racism and ignorance, to pursue their passions to feed their own souls.

I decided, with some researchers from the United States and the University of Florence, to start probing the murals decorated by Vasari on the long walls of the Hall of the 500 searching for the lost Leonardo.

Well, he asked me if I could find some technological way to unfold a five centuries old mystery related to a lost masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci, the Battle of Anghiari, which is supposed to be located in the Hall of the 500 in Palazzo Vecchio, in Florence.