Museo Stefano Bardini

VISITOR PLEASE NOTE

According to 28 April 22 Ordinance of the Minister of Health, wearing of any protective device in the museums is no require; however, the use of masks is still recommended

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What to see

The Stefano Bardini Museum is frequented by visitors and scholars from all over the world for the unique appeal of its collection and layout. The building has faithfully maintained the original layout designed by Stefano Bardini, an erudite connoisseur of the arts and an immensely skilled and somewhat unscrupulous antique dealer who donated his collection to Florence in 1922. The museum's finest pieces include Tino di Camaino's Charity, Donatello's Madonna of the Apple and Madonna of the Ropemakers, Antonio del Pollaiolo's St. Michael the Archangel and Guercino's Atlas, alongside ceramics, small bronzes, oriental rugs, rare 15th century bridal chests and a small but very important collection of arms and armour.

Pratical information and facilities

*Due to COVID-19 restrictions on Saturday, Sunday and holydays the reservation for the museum entrance is mandatory at least one day in advance.
Reservation is also higly raccomended during the week- Please call +39 0552768 224 or write info@musefirenze.it

SEDIA_ROTELLE

Fully accessible apart from the Arms Room. Entrance is at no. 1, Piazza de' Mozzi.

GUIDELINES
Download here the visit guidelines.

GROUP VISITS
15 peolpe max. (guide included). Tickets must be prebooked on line.

FACILITIES

Bookshop
Ground floor near in the ticket office area.

Guided tours and activities for families

Guided tour to the Museo Stefano Bardini

From €12.00
he museum takes its name from its creator Stefano Bardini (1836-1922), amongst the most prominent Italian antiquarians..

Opening hours, contacts and address

Via dei Renai, 37 (Ponte alle Grazie)
Tel. Ticket Office +39 055 2342427
musei.civici@comune.fi.it

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday : 11 a. m. - 5 p.m.

Last entry: 30 minutes before closing time

Exhibitions and Events

Kevin Francis Gray

June 2th - 21st December 2020
Museo Stefano Bardini, presents the show Kevin Francis Gray,
from June 2 until December 21 2020, curated by Antonella
Nesi and dedicated to the artist of Irish descent. The exhibit is
promoted by the City of Florence, and organized by Mus.e in
collaboration with Eduardo Secci Contemporary, thanks to the
generous support of Moaconcept. The presence of the works
by Kevin Francis Gray in Florence indicates and confirms the
very prominent role that Florence occupies in the promotion of
contemporary art.
The deep bond that exists between Kevin Francis Gray and
the Tuscan territory is demonstrated by the longstanding
collaboration between the artist and the marble processing
studios in Pietrasanta. However, for the first time, thanks to this
show, the artist exhibits his works in Florence, in search for a
direct dialogue with the great masters of the past. In the halls of
the Museum, we find more than ten pieces realized with different
kinds of marble: statuario, Carrara, bardiglio, marquina and an
artwork in bronze. The artist’s devotion towards the art of the
past is testified not only by the materials he employs, but also by
that love for the ephemeral, for classic poses and for the subjects
almost magically wrapped in a timeless veil.
At the same time, the statues reveal a more contemporary
nature: the use of the “non finito”, the distortion of somatic
traits or their veiling, putting us in touch with the more human
and even mysterious part of Gray’s work. In fact, it’s thanks to
this coexistence of past and present that his works are able to
establish a bond with classicism yet maintain that necessary link
to the contemporary world, and thus show how a reconciliation
between these two, apparently opposite worlds, is not just
possible, but also desirable.

Fri/Sat/Sun/Mon 3-8 pm

Info:
musefirenze.it
info@muse.comune.fi.it
Tel. (+39) 055 2768224

go to the exhibition page

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Your ticket, starting at

^€5.50
A partire da lunedì 29 novembre 2021 è venduto esclusivamente il biglietto cumulativo Museo Stefano Bardini + Fondazione Salvatore Romano

Starting from Monday 29 November, 2021, only the combined ticket Stefano Bardini Museum + Salvatore Romano Foundation is sold.

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BIGLIETTO INTERO Maggiori di 25 ANNI

UNICOOP FIRENZE members with a valid membership card: entrance with formula 2×1, means that they will be able to access the museum in two by paying only one ticket. Valid until 31/12/2022.

This 2-for-1 formula will be applied both to museum admission tickets and to fees for visits / activities services. If you are a holder of UNICOOP FIRENZE card, please remember to purchase only 1 paid ticket and to get 1 free ticket by choosing the desired entry time slot (day and time) to the museum for both.

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