- The
Villa Torrigiani is
located in the
hamlet of Camigliano, in
Capannori (Lucca). It is a
historical villa,
dating from the
second half of the sixteenth...
- Torrigiano.
Artists of the
Tudor court Sevillian school of
sculpture "
Torrigiani, Pietro, or Pedro, or
Petir or Torrigiano, Torregiani, Torrisano, Torrysany;...
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Lungarno Torrigiani is the
stretch of the
south bank of the Arno
river in
Florence that goes from Via de 'Bardi to the
Ponte alle Grazie. From the Lungarno...
-
Grotto entrance,
Villa Torrigiani...
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Piero Torrigiani (1 June 1846 – 16 June 1920) was an
Italian politician. He was born in Florence. He
served as
mayor of his
hometown twice. He was a recipient...
- The
Palazzo Torrigiani Del Nero is a Renaissance-style
palace located at
Piazza de'
Mozzi 5, down the
street where the
Ponte alle
Grazie enters the Oltrarno...
- 1967.
Giorgini died on
January 2, 1971, in Florence, at
Villa Torrigiani (The
Torrigiani Garden), and was
buried in the
Cimitero degli Allori (cemetery)...
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Flaminio Torrigiani or
Torrigiano (1729–November, 1792) was an
Italian physician and anatomist.
Rasori was born in Corniglio. He
began studying medicine...
- The
Palazzo Nasi, also
known as the
Palazzo Torrigiani or
Palazzo Scarlatti, is a
palace located at
Piazza de'
Mozzi 4, down the
street where the Ponte...
- 1777) was an
Italian Cardinal. Some
refer to him also as
Ludovico Maria Torrigiani. Born to an
aristocratic family in Florence. His
skills in ecclesiastical...
