Cortona Collection (#3)

Probably Cosimo Fancelli, after Pietro da Cortona, The Virgin and Child Appearing to Saint Martina, Italian, 1620-1688, c. 1650, gilt bronze

RF. Cortona. Tuscany. Italy

Italy, Cortona, Landscape near by

Italy, Cortona, Satelite TV dishes contrast with older houses

Europe, Italy, Tuscany, Cortona

Italy, Tuscany, Cortona, busy town square with pavement cafes, piazza

Map of Cortona, portolan chart
Cartography, 12th century. Map of Cortona, portolan chart (creator unknown)

Poster commemorating the 600th anniversary of death of Saint Margaret, 1897
Posters, Italy 19th century. Commemoration of the 600th anniversary of the death of Saint Margaret, 1897

Close up of bronze chandelier, Etruscan civilization, 4th century b. c
Etruscan civilization, 4th century b.C. Bronze chandelier, from Cortona, Tuscany region, Italy

Small bronze of two-faced Janus with engraved inscription from Cortona, Arezzo
Etruscan civilization, 3rd-2nd century b.C. Small bronze of two-faced Janus with engraved inscription. From Cortona, Arezzo

Italy, Cortona, Buildings in center of city

Italy, Cortona, Street lamps

Italy, Cortona, Flower boxes

Italy, Cortona. Le Celle Monastery

PIETRO da CORTONA (1596-1669). Italian painter and architect. Copper engraving, French, 18th century

Cortona, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Grocery store, Cortona, Tuscany, Italy, Euope

View from the town at sunset, Cortona, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Shop selling local goods, Cortona, a medieval town, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Piazza della Repubblica in the evening in the medieval town of Cortona, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Cortona, Umbria, Italy, Europe

Child Restored to Life
When a child falls from a window, it is restored to life by Santa Margherita di Cortona

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"Cortona: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the enchanting town of Cortona, located in Tuscany, Italy. Known for its rich history and captivating architecture, this picturesque destination offers a glimpse into the past. One of the highlights is the Municipal House of Cortona, a magnificent building that dates back to 1910. Its grandeur reflects the town's importance throughout centuries. Intriguing religious art can be found within Cortona's walls. The Christ Cross Virgin Mary Mary Magdalene Saint John painting showcases divine beauty and spiritual devotion. Venturing beyond Italy, we find ourselves in Chateau de Chambord in France's Loire Valley. The King's Room exudes regal elegance while offering a taste of French royalty. The Royal Oratory at Chateau de Chambord invites visitors to immerse themselves in tranquility and contemplation amidst stunning architectural details. A true marvel awaits with the Double Helix Staircase at Chateau de Chambord. This architectural masterpiece mesmerizes with its intricate design and symmetry. Returning to Italy, Rome boasts Basilica of San Carlo al Corso where one can admire not only impressive religious artwork but also a striking statue paying homage to Saint Peter himself. Nature lovers will appreciate an island shrouded in fog—an ethereal sight that evokes mystery and serenity simultaneously—reminding us of nature's ever-changing beauty. Pietro da Cortona stands as an influential figure from this region—a renowned Italian Baroque painter and architect whose works continue to inspire generations even today. Delving further into history, Ms 368 reveals ancient manuscripts written by scribe Nicolaus de Inghirramis during 1470-1471 in Cortona—a testament to the enduring legacy left behind by these skilled hands. Cortona beckons travelers with its blend of artistic treasures, historical landmarks, and natural wonders—a place where time stands still, inviting all to explore its captivating charm.