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Palazzo Davanzati , Florence, Italy (14th century)*

Artist/Designer: Designer Unknown

Project Location: Florence, Italy

Figure 1 ( Source | Accessed : December 4, 2014 )
Figure 2: Bedroom ( Source | Accessed : December 4, 2014 )
Figure 3 ( Photographer: Bruce Berkow )
Figure 4: Palazzo Davanzati, Florence, Italy
Doorway
( Source | Accessed : July 4, 2019 | Photographer: Bruce Berkow )
Figure 5: Bathroom ( Source | Accessed : December 4, 2014 )
Figure 6: Bathroom ( Source | Accessed : December 4, 2014 )
Figure 7 ( Source | Accessed : December 4, 2014 )
Figure 8 ( Photographer: Bruce Berkow )
Figure 9
Figure 10: Rosenberg, Louis Conrad. The Davanzati palace, Florence, Italy: a restored palace of the fourteenth century measured and drawn, together with a short descriptive text/. New York, New York: The Architectural book publishing company, 1922.



( Source )

Style/Period(s):
Renaissance, Restored

Primary Material(s):
Ceramic, Stone, Plaster, Paint

Function(s):
Residential Structure

Related Website(s):

Significant Date(s):
14th Century, 1578

Additional Information:
Publications/Texts in Print:

Rosenberg, Louis  Conrad. The Davanzati palace, Florence, Italy: a restored palace of the fourteenth century measured and drawn, together with a short descriptive text/. New York, New York: The Architectural book publishing company, 1922.

https://digital-research-books-beta.nypl.org/read/1617602?_gl=1*11w9ch5*_gcl_au*MTY5MDE5MjIuMTc0MTQ0Njc1OQ..*_ga*MzE1MTYwMDQ5LjE3NDE0NDY0NTY.*_ga_P03CNT7C31*MTc0MTQ1MzMzOS4yLjEuMTc0MTQ1Mzk3Ny4wLjAuMA..

Celani, Jennifer. Dall'asta al Museo: Elia Volpi e Palazzo Davanzati nel collezionismo pubblico e privato del Novecento. Italy: Edizioni Polistampa, 2018.

Todorow, Maria Fossi. Palazzo Davanzati. Italy: Lo Studiolo, 1979.

Vaccari, Maria Grazia. Palazzo Davanzati. Italy: Giunti, 2014.



Building Address:
Via Porta Rossa, 13, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy

Significant Dates:
Mid-14th Century- Palace built by the Davizzi family
1578- Purchased by the Davanzati family
1838- divided into several flats and suffered severe damage
1910- Opened to the public as a Museum of the Old Florentine House

Tags:
Florence, Italy, Florentine home, palace, museum, renaissance , renaissance residence, renaissance interior, early renaissance

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