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Of great importance are the glazed ceramics of Andrea and Luca della Robbia.
The Robbia serves a sweet buffet breakfast each morning, which includes coffee or cappuccino, cereal and a fresh fruit.
The terracotta decoration of the vault is by Luca della Robbia.
There is a 18 holes golf course in the vicinity Le Barone wasonce the home of the famous Tuscan family, Della Robbia, whose beautiful predominantly white and blue terracottas are still seen throughout Italy.
The church of San Pietro(Saint Peter)houses ceramics by Luca della Robbia.
Today, the castle is open and contains, in addition all'armeria, a torture room,with a chapel on a clay by Andrea della Robbia, and some upstairs rooms with furniture original Four and sixteenth.
A visit to the Augustinian Monastery is worth,that houses beautiful terracotta works of Della Robbia.
Among these we should point out the bust of San Lino,glazed earthenware by Andrea della Robbia, the bust of Saint Ottaviano silver embossed and engraved by Antonio del Pollaiolo and a Madonna Enthroned with Saints by Rosso Fiorentino.
The transport and distribution networks are monitored andcontrolled around the clock from the new network control centre at Robbia Poschiavo.
The National Museum of Bargello in Florence displays the most important collection in the world of Renaissance Tuscan Sculpture, with masterpieces by Donatello,Della Robbia, Verrocchio, Michelangelo, Benvenuto Cellini, Jacopo Sansovino, Giambologna, Lorenzo Ghiberti and Filippo Brunelleschi, along with a significant group of medieval French ivories, Italian majolicas and arms.
The aedicule on the right is the Chapel of the Cross, whose altar-piece,"The crucifix among the Virgin, Saint John and Angels",was made by Luca della Robbia glazed terracotta on an azure background.
Santa Maria delle Grazie church is the more suggestive of Arezzo, the inside is basically one room that houses an altar built by Parri Spinello and the wonderful marble altar andterracotta attributed to Andrea della Robbia.
Nowadays, the Ospedale degli Innocenti houses a small museum with works of art dating back to the Renaissance by manydifferent art masters such as della Robbia, Botticelli, di Cosimo and the'Adoration of the Magi' by Domenico Ghirlandaio.
Dressed in white, red and green marble, according to the colour scheme of the Duomo next door, it is executed in a rich decorative scheme of hexagonal panels, which form a kind of figurative narrative carved by Andrea Pisano andLuca della Robbia.
Through old narrows medieval roads you will find the Bargello museum with the most important collection of Renaissance Tuscan sculpture in the world, with fundamental works by Donatello,Della Robbia, Verrocchio and Michelangelo, along with a significant group of medieval French ivories, Italian majolicas and arms.
Inside there are numerous works of art, among which are particularly important, in the chapel of the Spanish, the St James of Compostela who defeated the Moors, painted in 1530 by Sodoma anda rare terracotta crib painted in 1504 by Ambrogio della Robbia.
Giorgio Vasari praised in fact the"modern manner" as the overcoming of the fifteenth-century tradition, focusing his attention on Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael, but also on Fra'Bartolomeo and Andrea del Sarto, who,together with Andrea Sansovino and Andrea della Robbia, were in the XV century the founders of an orderly"modern manner", then affirmed with Franciabigio, Bugiardini and Sogliani.
Noteworthy are the sculptures by Mino da Fiesole and Giovanni Pisano, a Baptismal font of 1447 attributed to Bernardo Rossellino, a precious"Our Lady in Throne" by Filippo Lippi andsome enamelled terracotta sculptures belonging to the school of Della Robbia.
It located in a Renaissance palace Bruni, the museum, next to the important collection of paintings of the nineteenth and twentieth century,many terracotta by Andrea della Robbia, as well as unique collections of gems and coral.
It consists of a little church, Santa Maria degli Angeli, the first church built in the 13th century, the Corridoio, the Chapel of the Stigmata, and the Santa Maria Assunta Basilica,which houses"L'Annunciazione" and"L'Incarnazione" masterpieces by Andrea della Robbia, 15th century.
Built in 1028 and expanded in later centuries, the cathedral is headed to St. Romulus, the patron saint of the city, which preserves the remains in the crypt and other works designed to remember, like the beautiful statue in terracotta,attributed to Giovanni Della Robbia, and the frescoes painted in the late sixteenth century by Nicodemo Ferrucci in fiesole apse.
Contains collection of canonical Angelo Maria Bandini, which boasts several pieces of exceptional beauty, including the nucleus of icons on the bottom gold, the number of Trionfi Jacopo del Sellaio, the Madonna and Child with an Angel from the workshop of Botticelli andthe group of the Della Robbia terracottas.
Museum of medieval and modern art It located in a Renaissance palace Bruni, the museum, next to the important collection of paintings of the nineteenth and twentieth century,many terracotta by Andrea della Robbia, as well as unique collections of gems and coral.
Guests can relax in the beautiful panoramic 6 x 12m swimming pool(depth 1,40m) which looks out over the wonderful view of the Casentino Valley, filled with castles, small Romanesque churches,terracotta reliefs made by the Della Robbia family and other spiritual sites.
Next to the Room of the Cantorias, you will find the room of the Duomo's treasure: liturgical furnishings, including a series of reliquaries from the thirteenth to the eighteenth century, a processional cross,perhaps enameled by Luca Della Robbia, and several sixteenth-century gold-embroidered tapestries.
Founded in 1277, it was expanded after the plague of 1348. If inside you can visit the Museum of Surgical Instruments, is located outside the masterpiece to be admired,or the decoration of the loggia with medallions by Giovanni della Robbia and the frieze of Saints Buglioni, glazed earthenware.