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Palazzo Vecchio © Massimo Listri
March 18, 2024

Palazzo Vecchio immortalized by internationally renowned photographer Massimo Listri

A unique photographic narrative that brings together a rich selection of shots of the building's magnificent halls

Palazzo Vecchio is a volume published by Forma Edizioni that depicts the architecture of the historic Florentine palace immortalized by internationally renowned photographer Massimo Listri.

Palazzo Vecchio © Massimo ListriPalazzo Vecchio © Massimo Listri

A unique photographic narrative that brings together a rich selection of ambient shots and detail focuses of the building's magnificent halls; the result is a well-rounded portrait of the architecture of the historic palace and the personalities who have passed through its rooms.

Palazzo Vecchio © Massimo ListriPalazzo Vecchio © Massimo Listri

The alternation of rooms, courtyards, and museum spaces, enriched by countless pictorial and sculptural elements, gives life, in Listri's gaze, to a faithfully objective overview of the building that, since the end of the 13th century, has constituted the heart of Florence's civic and political life, still a place of meeting, debate, and dialogue.

Palazzo Vecchio © Massimo Listri

The volume, edited by Sergio Risaliti, features short essays by experts and scholars such as Vittorio Sgarbi, Serena Pini and Carlo Francini, with a contribution by Mayor Dario Nardella. "A photographic viaticum of rare beauty, high definition optical quality. A journey steeped in awe and admiration for the whole and the individual parts, for magnificence in the large and the small. With the publication of this volume we do a service of artistic civilization to the history and future of our city and our country," Dario Nardella.

Palazzo Vecchio © Massimo Listri

"Unbelievable stories, not a book, but an encyclopedia, indeed a database rich to the brim with documents, memories, memoirs, facts, anecdotes, a thousand and one possible narratives," added Sergio Risaliti.

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