Florence

Treccani, the Institute of Enciclopedia Italiana, presents Florence.

This exquisite limited edition handbound book is the ultimate investor or collector’s volume on Florentine art.

The museums of Florence can be visualised as a tree whose trunk is formed by the two major collections: the Uffizi Gallery and Pitti Palace. Its branches are constructed from the many smaller museums that arose from the economic, political and cultural forces that ruled from the Middle Ages until the seventeenth century.

Like a journey through prestigious art collections, this beautiful volume, filled with reproductions of classic and rare artworks, sculptures and images of key buildings, Florence tells the story of the entire city. It showcases not only the rarity and beauty of the artworks – unsurpassed anywhere in the word – but also what this ‘place of the art’ allows us to appreciate in its spaces, its river, in its buildings, its structural grace and splendour.

Florence will appeal to art lovers and investors. Limited to only 1000 handmade leather bound, don’t miss your opportunity to experience Florence as never before.

The Treccani Institute

The Institute was founded by Giovani Treccani in 1927 for the purpose of providing Italy with a national encyclopaedia and dictionary of biography. All works published by Treccani are handmade using traditional materials to rigorous standards of craftsmanship.

Since its foundation the Institute has initiated numerous cultural activities including the Facsimile Limited Editions of early manuscripts and the Masterpieces of Italian Culture series. Treccani is distributed in Australia, New Zealand and China by Longueville Media.