Friday, March 1, 2024. At 5.30 p.m. We invite you to a presentation on Intarsi Danteschi. Curated by Serena Cenni nd Elisa Bizzotto

Henry Holiday's 'Dante and Beatrice' at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool In Spring 2022, Dante scholars and aficionados will welcome the publication of the book 'New Life' and 'Comedy' in the Anglo-American culture of nineteenth-century Florence, edited by Serena Cenni and Elisa Bizzotto. The book features a collection of research essays, presented during the multi-faceted seminar 'Intarsi Danteschi', which Il Palmerino Cultural Association organised, in partnership with t

The 2020 exhibition catalogue 'Victoria Slichter: The Oltrarno Gaze', features evocative portraits by the US expat artist in Florence....

Eight authors contributed essays to this 2016 art catalogue which leads the reader on a literary journey that begins with the artists’...

Painters Lola Costa and Lea Colliva lived on either end of this ancient Roman footpath and did not know each other, even by reputation....

Explore Florence’s cultural haunts through paintings by eclectic woman artists, Adriana Pincherle and Eloisa Pacini. From Tuscan villas...

Women take center stage at this 2018 exhibition spotlighting painters and sculptors who showed noteworthy determination as they faced the...

Twentieth-century artist Lea Colliva captures the hearts of modern-day art lovers in her 2018 exhibition. A 'forgotten' female artist is...

A journey of style between Firenze and America. Federigo Angeli, together with his younger brothers, Alberto and Achille, are protagonists of a twentieth-century success story. With their art and craftsmanship, this family of Florentine artisans exported the Renaissance style overseas and, in a short time, they achieved a degree of fame that would land them numerous international commissions for wealthy clientele who wished to furnish and decorate their homes with ‘Angeli’ f

The ‘secret paintings’ of Federigo Angeli were presented for the first time at a 2009 monographic exhibition dedicated to the painter...

Vernon Lee’s The Ballet of the Nations, performed at Il Palmerino, in May 2019. Includes programme, essays, original play text in English and its Italian translation. This short publication includes several essays discussing the production and contextualisation of Vernon Lee’s play, The Ballet of Nations. A side-by-side Italian translation accompanies the original English text of the play, in addition to several illustrations, printed in Vernon Lee’s original 1916 edition. ​