Ever since 1984, Brothers Bruno and Eleonora Botticelli have dealt with the discovery and study of European sculptures, pieces of furniture and paintings from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. Continuing the work begun by his father in 1960, they regularly exhibit at the Florence International Biennial Antiques Fair. Over time, important works of art discovered by Bruno and Eleonora Botticelli were bought by the Italian government to be displayed in several important museums. Among these, the altarpiece by Bernardino Poccetti, once in the Certosa del Galluzzo - today at the Uffizi Gallery; a series of marble pillars carved by Benedetto da Rovezzano for the San Giovanni Gualberto funeral monument - now at the Museo del Cenacolo di San Salvi in Florence. The Botticelli brothers take part in TEFAF Maastricht and Frieze Masters London, maintaining a constant presence on the international art market.
Inscription on the back: L. BIENAIMÈ . GRATITUDINE. AL . P. L. VANDERMEULER .ROMA .1865
Essay by Prof. Tomaso Montanari.
Essay by Prof. Andrea Bacchi.
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