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A little-known Italian colourist is finally getting his dues at a Florence exhibition
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Pier Luigi Nervi’s once-abandoned landmark is surging back to life
An outstanding exhibition across two Florence venues highlights the master’s genius and long-lasting influence
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Artemisia Gentileschi is in the public eye, and her female contemporaries are finally receiving overdue recognition
The young and talented are leaving the country in search of professional opportunities
A populist bid to rein in museums risks politicising the country’s cultural treasures
Potential buyers are drawn to the city’s vibrant culture and annual flat tax
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