Gifts from Florence? You will need to cross Ponte Vecchio if you think of bright and shiny objects of great value (both sides of the oldest bridge are lined with shops that sell exclusively jewelry). Something special to buy? Ceramics were very important in Florence in the Renaissance, and your Florentine holiday memories will be platters or pitchers. Where? Near the Duomo (on Via dei Conti, 14R), Ceramica Ricceri https://www.riccericeramica.com/index.php?c=3 waiting for your preferences. Also a Renaissance poet (born close Florence) he had used this ceramicas.
He was an Italian writer and poet he laid the foundations for the humanism of the Renaissance. It was in around year 1350 that GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO composed the “Decameron“, of which its influence on literature throughout Europe was enormous. It is known that he spent his childhood in Florence, because his father was a prominent merchant, while his mother belonged to an illustrious family. He was sent to Naples to study business, but his growing interest in literature drifted him away from studying these subjects.
Although never married, he was a father to three children. He fell in love with a lady he named Fiammetta in his writings), starting mingling with the courtly society. Returned to Florence, GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO was trusted-man in public offices, also on diplomatic missions. Disappointing love affairs and deteriorating health made he depressive. He attempted to burn his letters, manuscripts and library. After his death on a December day, 1375, his literary works were preserved into the monastery of Santo Spirito, in Florence.
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