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Tommaso Puccini

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summoned him to Florence to head the Gallerie fiorentine. He took office in the 1770s and added captions with the artist, title and date to each work in the Uffizi. He was an extraordinary functionary of the grand-ducal court, acting as director of the
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During the French occupation of Florence in 1799 he became a major figure in saving the museum's artworks from seizure by the occupiers, ensuring the Uffizi lost no major works other than the
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wrote a funerary elegy, a solemn funeral for him was arranged by the Accademia Pistoiese (to which Puccini had presented his “Sullo Stato delle belle arti in Toscana”) and Tommaso's nephew
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as well as acting as Superintendent of Fine Arts. He was a prolific writer on art history and art theory.
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He also began to write essays, his first being ”Esame critico dell'opera sulla pittura di
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with 75 crates containing the best statues and paintings from the Uffizi and
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collection. In 1803, after the end of the second French occupation and
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Index

Accademia di Belle Arti
Florence
Pistoia
University of Pisa
Giuseppe Paribeni
Dante
Ferdinand III, Grand Duke of Tuscany
Uffizi
Antonio Canova
Raffaello Sanzio Morghen
Francesco Bartolozzi
Vittorio Alfieri
Domenico Monti
Giovanni Fantoni
Ugo Foscolo
Giovanni Battista Zannoni
Medici Venus
Livorno
Palermo
Palazzo Pitti
Charles Louis Bourbon
Kingdom of Etruria
Daniele Webb
Catullus
Giovanni Battista Zannoni
Niccolò Puccini
Villa Puccini di Scornio
Pietro Contrucci

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