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The British Institute of Florence. Il British Institute offre una variegata serie di eventi culturali nelle splendide stanze di Palazzo Lanfredini, affacciate sull'Arno, e nel nuovo spazio SOTTO al British.
The British Institute of Florence is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all our students with a special regard for young people. All members of staff are expected to share this commitment. We follow safe recruitment practices and appointments are subject to interview, satisfactory references and criminal history background ...
His latest publications are A Short History of Florence (2019) and The Medici. The Power of a Dynasty (2021). Many thanks to Christopher Hyder for his Silver Sponsorship of this lecture . If you are in Florence and would like to attend the lecture in person at the British Institute Library, please register here or send an email to bif ...
The Archive contains documentation relating to the Institute’s rich history spanning almost the entire twentieth-century. The special collections of nineteenth-century and twentieth-century material are devoted to individuals or families with a particular connection to Florence: some of these were English travellers passing through the city on tour, others became those residents known as the ...
In our latest collaboration with theKeyboard Trust (UK), we are thrilled to present the brilliant young Danish/Polish pianist Filip Michalak in concert in the Library, with a delightfully diverse repertoire:. PROGRAMME: Domenico Scarlatti (Napoli, 1685-Madrid, 1757):. Sonate K 213 in D minor , K 38O in E major, K 466 in F minor
Our renowned History of Art programme offers you a flexible set of opportunities to explore the whole glorious story of Florence. We cover the 900 years of art that made Florence what it is today. The great artists and their work are studied in detail, and always placed firmly in their social, political, religious and historical context by our ...
In the heart of the Oltarno, Florence’s most authentic neighbourhood, in a 16th century palazzo overlooking the river, lies an oasis of quiet authority: The British Institute of Florence. For more than 100 years il British (as the Florentines affectionately call us) has offered residents of Florence and international visitors outstanding ...
