Norma and Capriccio

Norma and Capriccio. Spaniards in Italy at the beginnings of the modern manner
Painting and sculpture exhibition
Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy
5 March 2013 – 26 May 2013

“you can enter these rooms with the feeling of who opens a journey diary, interpreting the artworks memories of the time in Italy.” So the organizer - together with Antonio Natali-Tommaso Mozzati presents Norma and Capriccio. Spanish in Italy at the beginnings of the modern manner.

This is the first exhibition dedicated to the activity of the many Spanish artists who in the beginning of the sixteenth century travelled to Italy, contributing to the lively cultural climate of cities like Florence, Rome and Naples. Among these artists there are also  Alonso Berruguete, Pedro Machuca, Pedro Fernández, Bartolomé Ordóñez and Diego de Silóe. They all came from different parts from Spain and their work is considered part of the European mannerism. When they got back to Spain, they could use the experience and the knowledge they had acquired in Italy.

Ticket price: Normal: € 11.00. Reduced: € 5.50

Opening times: Tuesday - Sunday 8.15am - 6.50pm

Closed on Mondays and on May 1

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