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The National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of Arezzo is located in the historic Palazzo Bruno Ciocchi. The Renaissance palace is one of the most majestic located in the city center. The palace was built in 1434 by Bernardo Rossellino and is spread over three floors around a large courtyard. The National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art is considered among the most interesting in Tuscany for the rich and heterogeneous collection that reflects the different origins and artistic development of Arezzo. The Museum was founded in 1958 and the collection was significantly expanded with works from the deposits of the Florentine Galleries. The birth of the museum is due to the desire to enclose in a single place the enormous artistic heritage that belonged to the various city collections. Today the museum houses important works by medieval and Renaissance artists such as Giovanni di Agnolo di Balduccio, Guariento di Arpo, Pietro Lorenzetti, Luca Signorelli and Giorgio Vasari. By Giorgio Vasari we remember the work exhibited in the main hall "The banquet for the wedding of Esther and Ahasuerus".

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via san Lorentino, 8
52100 Arezzo

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