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Nov 13th, 2010 |
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Category: Food, Tuscan recipes
Today I will tell you how to prepare the “Fiorentina“, the rinomated typical florentine plate, a thick beef steak with well cooked outside and with blood inside. Of course we talk about beef, possibly Chianina. The key issue is the cut, the loin should be with fillet and sirloin and with white fat (the t-bone [...]
Tags: English people in Florence, fiorentina, firenze, florence, Food Posted in Food, Tuscan recipes |
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Mar 12th, 2010 |
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Category: celebrities
Leonardo is a universal celebrity of italian Renaissance. He was born in Vinci in 1452 and died in Amboise (France) in 1512. He was an italian artist, scientist, a painter and a universal talent . His most famous masterpies, La Gioconda or Mona Lisa (in English).. other works are all around the world, in San [...]
Tags: celebrities, florence, la Gioconda, Leonardo da Vinci, Louvres, paris, Renaissance, Vinci Posted in celebrities |
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Mar 3rd, 2010 |
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Category: celebrities
According to Dante, Cimabue was the greatest painter of the period antecedent to Giotto. He was born in Florence in 1240 and died in Pisa in 1302. He painted the Basilica di San Francesco, Basilica Superiore, in Assisi and in the Basilica Inferiore painted a Maestà con San Francesco. In Florence you can admire a [...]
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Mar 3rd, 2010 |
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Category: celebrities, religious places
Giotto is one of the most famous tuscan painters in the whole history. He was born in Vespignano (Mugello area, Florence) in 1267 and died in Florence in january 1337. Probably his teacher was another famous tuscan painter: Cimabue, but this is not proved. His masterpiece is the Cappella degli Scrovegni in Padua (Padova, Italy). [...]
Tags: Cappella degli Scrovegni, celebrities, Cimabue, florence, frescoes, Giotto, Louvres, Santa Maria Novella Posted in celebrities, religious places |
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Feb 25th, 2010 |
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Category: Movies
Semi-autobiographical tale from the early life of director Franco Zeffirelli looks at the illegitimate son of an Italian businessman. The boy’s mother has died, and he is raised by an Englishwoman in pre world war II Fascist Italy. Living to each other in Florence, and presided over by an ambassador’s widow, a group of Englishwomen [...]
Tags: cher, English people in Florence, florence, maggie smith, san gimignano, siena, tea with mussolini, Zeffirelli Posted in Movies |
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