Videos in Latin | On the back side of the two plates the spouses appear in enigmatic scenes on which scholars never cease to wonder. We present the most suggestive hypotheses with Alejandra Micheli and Alessandro Muscillo.
Boboli Gardens
Davide Brogi talks about some natural glimpses that become a precious source for understanding how the countryside and cities were organized in the 15th century
The New York art historian Jonathan Nelson shows us an extraordinary work, in which appears a moor who had intrigued Giorgio Vasari himself
Carl Brandon Strehlke, American-born medieval art historian, shows us "the blue of gold" in the early fifteenth-century masterpiece
Carl Brandon Strehlke, refined art historian, tells us about the fourteenth-century masterpiece, with the first spatial and perspective intuitions and its extraordinary presence of precious details
