The Uffizi
On the occasion of World Latin Language Day, our marbles return to tell and tell about themselves using the language of Rome
Streaming lesson - December 1, 2021
Live Video | Live from the first corridor of the Uffizi, Carolina Forasassi talks about the "creative" restorations of the sixteenth century
On the occasion of the European Archeology Days Alessandro Muscillo Pretoriani, who speaks in Latin about the Praetorians, guardians of the Emperor.
On the occasion of the European Archeology Days, Carolina Forasassi talks about the Medici Venus in her own language, Greek
Video in Latin | Novella Lapini and Alessandro Muscillo tell us about some sculptures of Roman women in Latin
Video in Latin | Alessandro Muscillo illustrates is latin the myth of the Cretan princess, abandoned by a mortal and then married to a god
Video in Latin | A real recordman of chariot racing from Hadrian's and Antoninus Pius's ages
Video in Italian | Vindolanda, a Roman colony built around 85 AD from where a legendary collection of almost 2000-year-old shoes come.
Video in Italian | The story of a powerful woman told by Novella Lapini
Video in Italian | The Uffizi Galleries renew their old tradition of purchasing ancient statues to enhance their renowned collection
Video in Latin | The representation of the desperate cry of Laocoön
Video in Latin | Discovering the greatness of Emperor Trajan
Video in Latin | Director Eike Schmidt introduces the three-day marathon dedicated to classic antiquity on the occasion of the 2020 European Archaeology Days
Video in Italian | One of the most amazing works of antiquity
Video in Italian | The funeral monument for little Procula, prematurely dead and portrayed on the front of the altar, hides terrible accusations on its back.
The Medici Venus in the Tribune of the Uffizi
Video in Italian | The famous Roman sculpture from the 2nd century AD after a Hellenistic original
Video in Italian | In his Art of Love, Latin poet Ovid speaks of the importance of hairstyle in women. Indeed, the details of statues' hairstyles of the Uffizi Galleries are informative chronological markers.
The Roman epigraphs in the Vasari Auditorium (video in Italian)
Video in Italian | Make the effort to imagine the unidentified woman portrayed in the first corridor of the Uffizi, the so-called Julia of Titus.
Where you can admire Florence on every side (video in Italian)
Video in Italian | There is only one rule in the ancient world: do not defy the gods!
