ITALY'S SECRET PLACES

Italy is full of marvels hidden in plain sight. Beautiful and Inspiring… Funny and Disconcerting… Glorious and Silly… Every new day brings shocks of recognition. Can I share some of these with you?

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MYSTERIES OF FLORENCE?


















MYSTERIES OF FLORENCE?

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Dwarf Envy

'Twas the Night...

 Whose Holocaust?

Florentine Street Creds

Going to the Indian (1)

Going to the Indian (2)

Marriage Russian (?) Style

The Ghost in the Machine

 ??? Degrees of Separation

Shadows on the Ground

Prosciutto with a View

Mouth of Supplications 
  
Art vs. No Art 

VII Anno Fascista

Mussolini Deco

Up Close

 Ink 


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Edward Goldberg
Edward Goldberg is an art historian, an archival sleuth and a long-time resident of Florence. Along the way, he achieved a PhD at Oxford, taught at Harvard, founded the Medici Archive Project (MAP) and published many articles and books. These include Patterns in Late Medici Art Patronage (Princeton, 1983), After Vasari: History, Art and Patronage in Late Medici Florence (Princeton, 1988) and—most recently—Jews and Magic in Medici Florence: The Secret World of Benedetto Blanis (Toronto, 2011) and A Jew at the Medici Court: The Letters of Benedetto Blanis 'Hebreo', 1615-1621 (Toronto, 2011).

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    FLAIANO PRIZE: UPDATE!
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