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The exhibition “Leonardo and His Books: The Library of the Universal Genius” (Florence, Galileo Museum, June 6 – September 22, 2019) will feature full public access to the library in digital form.
The “Civilization of Anatomy”: the genre of Literary Anatomies in seventeenth-century Italy.
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Museo Galileo has launched a new thematic digital library project which aims at the publication on line of printed works and manuscripts related to the first Accademia dei Lincei (1603-1630).
The website is available only in Italian
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Digital library devoted to Amedeo Avogadro (1776-1856).
The website is available only in Italian.
1512-2012: Evidences related to Vespucci in Museo Galileo's collections
The website is available only in Italian.
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Digital acquisition, in image format, of some works listed in the Bibliografia Internazionale Galileiana, edited by Patrizia Ruffo.
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A "library" on representation which contains rare and precious treatise sources from the period between the 15th and the 18th centuries.
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The annual conferences of Italian Scientists (nine of them during the period 1839-1848) were an important and stimulating occasion of encounter for the men of science of the time and showed the existence of a united Italian culture.
Piero della Francesca's treatise on perspective, De prospectiva pingendi, that is, 'On perspective for painting' is the first manual of drawing devoted to the new science of painters.
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Part of the Galilean corpus, this collection brings together some of the works of Galileo's disciples
A partial replica of Galileo’s private library, displaying books and papers from the Fondo Galileiano in the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze.
The website is available only in Italian
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Due to his strong experimental vocation, Roster used photography as a primary support to his scientific research.
The website is avaliable only in Italian.