Santo Spirito Last Supper
Santo Spirito Last Supper
art site
Piazza Santo Spirito, 50125 Firenze, Italia
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Next to the Augustinian church is this small, but interesting museum that was carved out of the monastery’s former refectory. The right wall is dominated by the Last Supper which is crowned by a noteworthy Crucifixion by Nardo di Cione and his brother, Orcagna (1365, circa). The museum houses artworks of different eras and various provenances that the antiques dealer, Salvatore Romano donated to the City of Florence. Some of the outstanding pieces are the adoring angel and caryatid by Tino di Camaino, a Virgin and Child attributed to Jacopo della Quercia and two fragments of bas-reliefs by Donatello from the Basilica del Santo in Padua
art site
Piazza Santo Spirito, 50125 Firenze, Italia
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Next to the Augustinian church is this small, but interesting museum that was carved out of the monastery’s former refectory. The right wall is dominated by the Last Supper which is crowned by a noteworthy Crucifixion by Nardo di Cione and his brother, Orcagna (1365, circa). The museum houses artworks of different eras and various provenances that the antiques dealer, Salvatore Romano donated to the City of Florence. Some of the outstanding pieces are the adoring angel and caryatid by Tino di Camaino, a Virgin and Child attributed to Jacopo della Quercia and two fragments of bas-reliefs by Donatello from the Basilica del Santo in Padua