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Florence: The Piazza Della Signoria. The long corridor of the Uffizi. The Renaissance paintings of the Uffizi. The first hall of the Tuscan School and the Tribune. The halls of the foreign schools and the first hall of the Venetian School. The second hall of the Venetian School and the early Florenting paintings. The sculpture in the Uffizi. The Pitti Palace. The Pitti Palace continued. The Bargello. Or San Michelle. San Miniato. The Etruscan Museum. The Residuum

Grant Allen

Published: 1902

Total Pages: 358


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