Aerial view of Florence, Italy

The Duomo at night, Florence, Italy

Taxi outside the Duomo, Florence, Italy

The Duomo at night, Florence, Italy

Couple relaxing, Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

Couple relaxing, Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

Young couple on moped chatting, Florence, Italy

Couple relaxing, Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

Fresh fruit and vegetable stall, Florence, Italy

Couple visiting Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

Couple relaxing, Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

Panoramic cityscape at sunset, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

Florence, Italy

Artifacts - Furniture - Italy Stall in the Badia at Florence.

A woman sightseeing in Italy

Architecture - Italy - line art Perspective Illustration Gothic/Renaissance The Cathedral at Florence. Work began on this building in 1296. The Campanile (bell tower) on the left was designed by Giotto (1266-1337) and begun in 1334. The dome (a revolut

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

Artifacts - Bronze - Italy Relief on bronze from Lorenzo Ghiberti`s (1378-1455) first Baptistery Gate at Florence. Between 1403 and 1424.

Artifacts - Relief - Italy Relief from the Pulpit in Santa Croce - the church of the Fransiscan order at Florence and the finest example of Italian Gothic architectural style, by Benedetto da Majano (1442-1498).

Artifacts - Relief - Italy The Crucifixion. Relief in bronze by Antonio Pollaiuolo. (1432-1498) The artist was one of the first to employ dissection of cadavers to study form.

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail 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 Florentine Rep

Patterns & Motifs - Italy - line art Wood intarsia from Florence - the craft of using wood inlays. This technique was especially popular in Renaissance Italy. The motif is the acanthus leaf, a herbaceous plant leaf used in decoration since early Greek c

Campanile Florence Italy