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Michelangelo exhibition in Florence highlights restored 17th-century work

A restored Tiberio Titi painting, supported by Friends of Florence, highlighting how Michelangelo’s legacy was shaped after his death.

€2.1 million conservation project concludes after experimental works; watch the drone footage by Florence TV.

The 1391 artwork is now on display until 11 May, following a two-year conservation project.

The historic entrance to the museum’s exhibition route has been consolidated and reinstalled as it appeared in 1769.

New spaces for artisan workshops and neighbourhood services are expected to open in the short term.

The Martyrs’ and Apostles’ Doors are back in San Lorenzo after restoration by the Opificio delle Pietre Dure, with support from Friends of Florence.

The city has completed safety works on the panoramic parapet and will now refurbish around 400 metres of internal paths.

€60 million restoration plan under way for Florence Cathedral complex in a multi-year programme.

Work on the Arno riverbed will last around four months and aims to clean and consolidate the medieval stone structures.

A talk explored the work’s artistic, spiritual and historical significance, following its recent restoration supported by Friends of Florence.