The Tribuna of the Uffizi
Johann Zoffany · 1774
Why it's great
Dozens of gentlemen crowd into a famous gallery in Florence, studying paintings and statues from the Renaissance. Queen Charlotte commissioned Zoffany to paint the picture, and he squeezed in masterpieces from all over the museum. He arranged the artworks and people as he liked. It's a picture of a museum filled with art.
Where to see it
📍 King's GalleryLondon, United Kingdom
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Johann Zoffany was born in Frankfurt, Germany, and moved to London. He painted 'conversation pieces' — groups of people in rooms and gardens — as well as theatrical scenes. He traveled to Italy and India, and became a favorite of the British royal family. He died in London in 1810.
