Villa di Vistarenni, Tuscany, Italy

Tuscany, Italy

One sunflower growing in a field in Tuscany, Italy

Landscapes - Tuscany, Italy

Baidia a Passignano - Tuscany, Italy

San Donato in Chianti, Tuscany - Italy

Dried thistle plants against sky in Tuscany, Italy.

Close-up of chicory wildflower in Tuscany, Italy

Landscapes - Tuscany, Italy

Vineyards - Tuscany, Italy

Large oak tree growing in the rolling hills of Tuscany, Italy

Field of sunflowers in Tuscany, Italy.

Architecture - Italy - line art Perspective Illustration Renaissance The loggia of the Villa Farnesina c. 1509 at Rome, by Baldassarre (Tommasso) Peruzzi, (1481-1536). The artist and architect was a contemporary of Raphael and Bramante and this was his

Architecture - Italy - line art Elevation Renaissance The Villa Farnesina c. 1509 at Rome, by Baldassarre (Tommasso) Peruzzi, (1481-1536). The artist and architect was a contemporary of Raphael and Bramante and this was his first architectural commission

Architecture - Italy - line art (n3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance Terraces of the Villa Madama near Rome. Built by Giulio Romano about 1520. Romano (1492/99-1546) is considered an heir to Raphael and one of the first Mannerist artists in Italy. T

Architecture - Italy - line art Perspective Illustration Renaissance The Villa Farnesina c. 1509 at Rome, by Baldassarre (Tommasso) Peruzzi, (1481-1536). The artist and architect was a contemporary of Raphael and Bramante and this was his first architect

Architecture - Italy - line art (n3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance Villa Madama near Rome. Built by Giulio Romano about 1520. Romano (1492/99-1546) is considered an heir to Raphael and one of the first Mannerist artists in Italy. Mannerism was an

Architecture - Italy - line art Perspective Illustration The loggia of the Villa Farnesina c. 1509 at Rome, by Baldassarre (Tommasso) Peruzzi, (1481-1536). The artist and architect was a contemporary of Raphael and Bramante and this was his first archite

Artifacts - Porcelain - Italy Caffagiolo Plate (1500-1530) with the Arms of the Imhof Family Caffagiolo is a castle in Tuscany where Florentine production of pottery was centered. This early version of Majolica or Fayence ware was noted for its dark col

Villa - Tuscany, Italy