Florentine Mugs

Firenza (Florence) Italy - Coat of Arms Design

Miltoniopsis are commonly known as ‘pansy orchids’ because of the similarity of the flowers to pansies.

A pretty, sunshine bright geometric pattern reminiscent of tile floors in Florence. As always originally hand painted in watercolours by designer Patricia Shea

Entwining vines, flowers, and leaves, in the traditional Florentine style.

Digital elaboration from antique Florentine papers by Bulgan Lumini ©

Digital elaboration from antique Florentine papers by Bulgan Lumini (c)

Digital elaboration from antique Florentine papers by Bulgan Lumini ©

Swirls, and leaves, and berries, and fronds make up this Florentine style pattern, in bright and beautiful watercolors.

Florentine cross (aquamarine)

Florentine cross (silver)

Art Deco Florentine is elegant and curvilinear, capturing perfectly the Art Deco style. Vibrant floral motif with dramatic angular lines will capture the admiration of every viewer.

Original Painting of Florence, Italy by well-seasoned New York City Artist, Gaye Elise Beda www.gayeelisebeda.store www.gayeelisebeda.com http://www.zazzle.com/gaye+elise+beda+gifts http://issuu.com/lieslmarelli/docs/wia278-july-issuu/1?e=2826034/843692 http://fineartamerica.com/artists/gayeelise+beda http://shopvida.com/search?q=gaye+elise+beda&x=-749&y=-111 http://www.redbubble.com/shop/gaye+elise+beda www.synchronopedia.com/wwsah_candidate_list.htm

Based on the famous painting seen in the music video for A Criminal Mind

Portrait of a Lady by Sandro Botticelli

Great gift for your favorite history and art teacher or anyone who's into history and arts. Magnificus, cool distressed design featuring Lorenzo de' Medici, the most powerful and enthusiastic patron of Renaissance culture in Italy and in Europe wearing party red slotted sunglasses

Great gift for your favorite history and art teacher or anyone who's into history and arts. Magnificus, cool distressed design featuring Lorenzo de' Medici, the most powerful and enthusiastic patron of Renaissance culture in Italy and in Europe.

This is a curated portrait of Matteo Olivieri painted in tempera and oil by an unidentified Florentine master in1430 circa. Courtesy National Art Gallery. Image source: Commons

This is a curated portrait of Matteo Olivieri painted in tempera and oil by an unidentified Florentine master in1430 circa. Courtesy National Art Gallery. Image source: Commons

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