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The British Institute of Florence. A lecture by Alexandra Lawrence . Imposing tower houses, warring factions, plague, floods, intrigue, power and poetry: this is Dante’s Florence. Alexandra Lawrence takes us deep into this world and visits some of the great poet’s haunts, including Santa Croce, the Badia Fiorentina, Dante's ‘house’ and the
1 de may. de 2015 · Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance and holds one-third of the world's art; the High Renaissance art history class helped me appreciate all of the city's treasures. I participated in this course at the British Institute of Florence in June, 2016, and it was one of the most memorable experiences of my life.
Specialties: The British Institute of Florence, established in 1917 promotes the cultural exchange between Italy and the United Kingdom. We offer a comprehensive English language programme, courses in Italian language, history of art, life drawing, and support various university study abroad programmes. We are the principal centre for Cambridge ESOL(English for Speakers of other Languages ...
- Piazza Strozzi 2 50123 Florence Italy
- Piazza Strozzi 2 50123 Florence Italy
About. The British Institute of Florence is a non-profit-making cultural institute founded in 1917 in Florence, Italy, with the aim of promoting Anglo-Italian cultural relations. Join students and members from around the world at the spectacular library on the banks of the river Arno. Browse the collection of over 52,000 books and magazines or ...
The British Institute of Florence. This visit will offer an historical and topographical introduction to Florence’s historic centre, from its establishment as a Roman colony in 59 BCE through to its earliest fortifications, churches and civic palaces in the early Middle Ages.
For any of our Art History Courses, you can register via our online portal or via a PDF as you prefer - or write to us on bif@britishinstitute.it, or call us on +39 055 2677 8270 (between 11:30 and 18:30 CET) For our October 2024 programme please see below:
