Tourists. Florence. Tuscany, Italy

City view. Florence. Italy

Pavement, Florence. Italy

Tourists. Florence. Tuscany, Italy

City view. Florence. Italy

Tourists. Florence. Tuscany, Italy

City view. Florence. Italy

View from Piazza Pitti, Florence. Italy

Tourists. Florence. Tuscany, Italy

San Miniato del Monte. Florence. Italy

Uffizi Gallery seen across Arno River. Florence. Italy

Palazzo Pitti. Florence. Italy

Loggia Dei Lanzi, or Dell` Orcagna, Florence, Italy

Tower of the Vacca, Piazza Della Signoria, Florence, Italy

Artifacts - Furniture - Italy A Florentine bench c. 1530.

Artifacts - Furniture - Italy Carved Florentine Chest c. 1500.

Artifacts - Sculpture - Italy Tomb of the Cardinal of Portugal. Executed in marble by Antonio Rosselino. Santa Miniato near Florence.

Patterns & Motifs - Italy - line art Ornament in Stone at Florence, 15th century

Patterns & Motifs - Italy- line art Ornamented Band from a Tomb in the Badia at Florence. 15th century

Artifacts - Sculpture - Italy Tomb of Carlo Marzuppini. Executed in marble by Desiderio da Settignano in Santa Croce - the church of the Fransiscan order at Florence and the finest example of Italian Gothic architectural style. The Gothic style succeeded

Patterns & Motifs - Italy - line art Velvet Hanging from Renaissance Florence c. 1580 appliquZ work, embroidered, bordered with silk cord, Florentine, 16th Century, vertical, flowers, silk thread, Europe, Italian The Renaissance -- the revival of arts a

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Gothic/Renaissance Capital of a Pilaster, carved in wood, from the Palazzo Vecchio at Florence. Also known as the Palazzo della Signoria this building held the offices of the Signoria, or government, of the Florent

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Gothic/Renaissance Wall decoration in Santa Croce - the church of the Franciscan order at Florence and the finest example of Italian Gothic architectural style (begun in 1294 and finished in 1442). The Renaissance -

Architecture - Italy - line art (hh3) Detail Renaissance Cornice Details from the Palazzo Sacchetti at Florence by Antonio Sangallo (1483-1546), the most influential architect of his time and a contemporary of both Bramante and Michelangelo. He designe

Matterhorn

Colosseum

Gondola 2

Tourists. Florence. Tuscany, Italy