Museo Marino Marini

Among the works in the collection is the sculpture "Cardinal" by Colombian artist Botero, which is as chubby and super cute as ever In a small museum, I actually stayed for nearly three hours. In fact, the Marini Museum is the first "special exhibition" of sculptures that I have seen so far. It is also a "special exhibition" of master idols. I am really excited...

A niche museum that must be checked in when you come to Florence. This time I came to Florence. My first stop was the Marini Museum. I am a person who likes to go to museums because I think the museum can be straightforward. The history and customs of this city in this country. Marino Marini is a modernist sculptor, but he is indeed not particularly famous, so there is not much visual impact here, but this museum is still worth seeing. In the Marini Museum, all the art of the Renaissance in Florence is displayed. We visited the museum with a Florence pass card. It looks like a modernized reconstruction of an old church. The style of the 14th century old church is very beautiful, and there are also kinds of marble. Low-key gorgeous. I am very honored that when I visited that day, there was a Lithuanian Taoist artist who held a sculpture exhibition there. He seemed to use the technique and style of film to express sculpture, and to talk about film in the way of sculpture, I think this is very Interestingly, this is also a very big surprise in my journey. Opening hours: Saturday to Monday open from 10:00 to 19:00. Closed on Tuesday, 10-13 o'clock from Wednesday to Friday. Therefore, those who are going to the past must grasp the time. Address: piazza san pancrazio 50123