Galleria dell’Accademia, Art returns to art

Galleria dell'Accademia (Sailko)Art returns to Art is an expression as the title of an exhibition to be held at the Galleria dell’Accademia in Florence  (May 8th -November 4th)  means embracing the principle whereby, though occurring with different modalities through time and despite the inevitable fractures that mark its development, all of art unfolds from a single root which is articulated in the different territories of our culture.

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Galileo Galilei Pisa Airport

Pisa airport, growth of passengers and earnings

Galileo Galilei Pisa AirportThe results 2011 by SAT (Galileo Galilei-Pisa’s airport management society) have been presented at Palazzo Strozzi Sacrati, headquarters of Tuscany Region in Florence. “Galilei” has showed a new absolute historical record in 2011 for passengers traffic, overpassing the 4,5 millions, with a growth of 11,3%, superior of the average of national airports (+6,4%) and European ones (+7.3%).

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Battaglia di Marciano and the hidden Leonardo Da Vinci

A new evidence of Leonardo fresco

Leonardo Da VinciThere ‘s another clue that would indicate traces of colorbeneath the Battle of Scannagallo of Vasari’s Palazzo Vecchio inFlorence, are the traces of the Battle of Anghiari by Leonardo da Vinci. The new evidence is explained by Maurizio Seracini, head of research at the Master’s lost painting of Vinci, on the Italian web site of the National Geographic Socieity.

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Record growth for Ferragamo Group

FerragamoAs of 31 December 2011, the Salvatore Ferragamo Group has posted Total Revenues of 986.4 million Euros, a 26.2% increase, at current exchange rates, over the 781.6 million Euros recorded in FY 2010, showing significant growth in all geographical areas, product lines and distribution channels. Revenue growth at constant exchange rate has been 24.1%

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National Geographic research in Palazzo Vecchio

The lost Da Vinci tonight on Nat Geo IT TV

Terry GarciaFinding the lost da Vinci, which follows scientist and art enthusiast Maurizio Seracini as he looks for da Vinci’s The Battle of Anghiari, will show on Monday in Palazzo Vecchio. Professor Seracini will present the findings of his research at the presence of Terry Garcia, executive vice president for the National Geographic Society. On this reaearch NGTV has scheduled a special worldwide video in March.

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