Museo Horne

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Museo Horne

The Museo Horne is a museum focusing on art and furnishings of the 14th and 15th centuries, located in the former Palazzo Corsi, on via de' Benci number 6 in Florence, Tuscany, Italy.

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History of the Palazzo Corsi-Horne

Buildings at the site were known from the early 14th century. In 1489, the site with large house was ceded by the Alberti family to Simone and Luigi di Jacopo Corsi. Over the period of 1495–1502, the structure was rebuilt with designs attributed to either Giuliano da Sangallo or more likely Simone del Pollaiolo with the sculptural help of the studio/followers of Baccio d'Agnolo or Benedetto da Rovezzano.

In 1911, the architect and art historian Herbert Percy Horne acquired the Palazzo Corsi on via de' Benci, in order to house his early Renaissance collections. He willed his collections and the palace to the state, with the stipulation that it be made into a museum and foundation. [1] [2]

Catalogue of works on display

AuthorSubject/TitleTypeDataHall
FlorentineSgabello con spallieratapestryc. 1550–1620First floor – 1
Agnolo di Polo Salvatoresculpturec. 1500–1510First floor – 1
EmilianArmadio a due corpitapestryc. 1600–1699First floor – 1
FlorentineSgabello con spallieratapestryc. 1600–1620First floor – 1
Jacopo Sansovino Madonna and Childsculpturec. 1500–1550First floor – 1
EmilianSacrifice of Isaacsculpturec. 1500–1599First floor – 1
EmilianPartenza di Esaùsculpturec. 1500–1599First floor – 1
FlorentineCassapancatapestryc. 1500–1520First floor – 1
FlorentineMadonna and Childsculpturec. 1400–1499First floor – 1
Pseudo Pier Francesco Fiorentino Adoration of Childpaintingc. 1450–1500First floor – 1
Giovanni Francesco Tura Adoration by Shepherdspaintingc. 1520First floor – 1
Dosso Dossi Allegory of Music paintingc. 1485First floor – 1
Jacopo del Sellaio St Jerome Penitentpaintingc. 1485First floor – 1
Francesco Morone Communion of St Onofriuspaintingc. 1510–1515First floor – 1
Luca Signorelli Saint Catherine of Alexandria paintingc. 1512First floor – 1
TuscanCassapancatapestryc. 1575–1600First floor – 1
Maestro di San Severino Exorcism of a possessed womanpainting1480–1482First floor – 1
TuscanSavonarola chairtapestryc. 1500–1599First floor – 1
Andrea della Robbia (scuola)Madonna and Childsculpturec. 1490First floor – 1
Naddo Ceccarelli (attr.)Crucifixion with mournerspaintingc. 1325–1350First floor – 1
Masaccio Scenes from the Life of Saint Julian paintingc. 1424First floor – 1
Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrosio St Agathapaintingc. 1440–1450First floor – 1
Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrosio St Ursulapaintingc. 1440–1450First floor – 1
Niccolò di Segna Christ Crucifiedpainting1330–1335First floor – 1
School of Fra Damiano da Bergamo St George and the dragonwooden mosaicc. 1525–1550First floor – 1
ItalianVirtùsculpturec. 1200–1299First floor – 1
Southcentral ItalyCredenzatapestryc. 1600–1850First floor – 1
Filippino Lippi Standard with Crucifixionpaintingc. 1490First floor – 1
EmilianMadonna and Childsculpturec. 1600–1699First floor – 1
Central ItalianCredenzatapestryc. 1600–1620First floor – 1
Henry Harris Brown Portrait of Herbert P. Hornepainting1908First floor – 1
Giovanni dal Ponte Madonna and Childpaintingc. 1400–1420First floor – 1
Baldassarre Carrari (attr.)Madonna and Child and two ingerspaintingc. 1450–1500First floor – 1
TuscanCullatapestryc. 1550–1600First floor – 1
Pietro Lorenzetti Three Saints paintingc. 1315First floor – 1
Piero di Cosimo Saint Jerome in Meditation paintingc. 1495–1500First floor – 1
FlorentineCassone a sarcofagotapestryc. 1475–1500First floor – 1
Francesco di Antonio di Bartolomeo St Mary Magdalen, Archangel Raphael, Tobias, and female donorpaintingc. 1425–1430First floor – 1
Da Donatello Due calchi dei Putti dancing dal Pergamo di Prato sculpture ?First floor – 1
FlorentineSacra famigliapaintingc. 1450–1499First floor – 1
Bernardo Daddi Madonna and Child enthroned with saintspaintingc. 1336–1337First floor – 1
Bernardo Daddi Crucifixionpaintingc. 1336–1337First floor – 1
TuscanCassonetapestryc. 1400–1599First floor – 1
Benozzo Gozzoli Deposition of Christ painting1491First floor – 1
SieneseGradinosculpturec. 1550–1600First floor – 1
Desiderio da Settignano Head of Harpysculpturec. 1458–1459 (with restoration 19th century.)First floor – 1
School of Donatello Bust of childsculpturec. 1440–1499First floor – 1
SieneseCredenzatapestryc. 1450–1500First floor – 1
FlorentineMadonna and Child and young John the Baptistpaintingc. 1490First floor – 1
Bartolomeo di Giovanni Mythologic Compositionpaintingc. 1450–1500First floor – 1
ItalianCassettinatapestryc. 1600–1699First floor – 1
TuscanBacile in rametapestryc. 1500–1599First floor – 1
TuscanCassonetapestryc. 1500–1599First floor – 1
Bartolomeo Ammannati Male nudesculpturec. 1580–1590First floor – 1
Jacopo Sansovino cavaliere che calpesta un vintosculpturec. 1506–1510First floor – 1
Giambologna Venus accovacciatasculpturec. 1584First floor – 1
EmilianTavolotapestryc. 1600–1699First floor – 1
South-central ItalySei sgabelli con spalliera a ventagliotapestryc. 1500–1699First floor – 1
Lorenzo di Credi Adoration del Bambino con san Giovanninopaintingc. 1500–1510First floor – 2
FlorentineParide giacentepaintingc. 1450First floor – 2
SieneseCassone con gli stemmi Bellucci and Teodositapestryc. 1500–1550First floor – 2
Carlo Dolci St Sebastianpaintingc. 1630–1680First floor – 2
Lo Scheggia Madonna and Child and two angelspaintingc. 1426First floor – 2
TuscanCredenzatapestryc. 1590–1610First floor – 2
Francesco Furini Wife of Lotpaintingc. 1640–1645First floor – 2
EmilianArmadiotapestryc. 1600–1699 c.First floor – 2
Andrea del Brescianino Child Jesus and young St John the Baptistpaintingc. 1510First floor – 2
Niccolò Giolfino Two scenes from myth of Phaetonpaintingc. 1510First floor – 2
Pittore venetoRitratto del sultano Selim Ipaintingc. 1512–1520First floor – 2
Maestro del Polittico della Cappella Medici Tabernacolo portatilepaintingc. 1300–1350First floor – 2
Gian Lorenzo Bernini Bozzetto per angeli in gloriasculpturec. 1650First floor – 2
Francesco Curradi Cena in Emmauspaintingc. 1620–1630First floor – 2
Manifattura venezianaCalice con coppavetroc. 1600–1699First floor – 2
FlorentineDecollation del Battistapaintingc. 1600–1699First floor – 2
Neri di Bicci Madonna and Child and due angelipaintingc. 1450–1492First floor – 2
Maestro del Crocifisso Corsi Martirio di san Pietropaintingc. 1330First floor – 2
Naddo Ceccarelli Madonna and Childpaintingc. 1347First floor – 2
Manifattura venezianaPaiolotapestryc. 1500–1699First floor – 2
TuscanCassonetapestryc. 1500–1550First floor – 2
Giotto Saint Stephen paintingc. 1330–1335First floor – 2
LuccheseVergin of the Annunciationsculpturec. 1400–1499First floor – 2
Central ItalianCredenzatapestryc. 1590–1610First floor – 2
Jacopo del Casentino Madonna and Childpaintingc. 1300–1350First floor – 2
Lorenzo di Credi and bottegaCassone con stemma Pitti tapestryc. 1490First floor – 2
Francesco Furini Semiramidepaintingc. 1640–1645First floor – 2
Boccaccio Boccaccino Christ blessingpainting1497–1499First floor – 2
Domenico Beccafumi Deucalion and Pyrrha paintingc. 1525–1530First floor – 2
Pietro di Francesco Orioli (attr.)Christ crowned with thornspaintingc. 1490First floor – 2
Francesco Furini Artemisiapaintingc. 1630–1640First floor – 2
Giambologna Nudo virilesculpturec. 1572First floor – 2
Manifattura dell'Italia centraleTavolotapestryc. 1550–1600First floor – 2
Giampietrino Santa Maria Maddalenapaintingc. 1500–1550First floor – 3
Niccolò di Tommaso St John the Evangelistpaintingc. 1350First floor – 3
Central Italianbalia chairtapestryc. 1600–1699First floor – 3
Lippo di Benivieni (attr.)Maestà coi santi Pietro and Luciapainting1315–1318First floor – 3
Maestro di Anghiari Scena di battagliapaintingc. 1460–1470First floor – 3
Manifattura dell'Italia centraleCassonetapestryc. 1490 con restauri del XIX secoloFirst floor – 3
Niccolò di Tommaso St Paulpaintingc. 1350First floor – 3
FlorentineBust of Mansculpturec. 1500–1599First floor – 3
Lorenzo Monaco Portable Crucifixpainting1405–1410First floor – 3
UbmbrianPace con Cristo in pietàpaintingc. 1400–1499First floor – 3
Pier Antonio degli Abbati Architectural perspectivewooden mosaic1485–1487First floor – 3
Agnolo Gaddi Volto di Cristopaintingc. 1385–1390First floor – 3
FlorentineSgabelli Strozzi (2)tapestryc. 1500–1550First floor – 3
Desiderio da Settignano (attr.)young st John the Baptistsculpturec. 1450First floor – 3
Girolamo di Benvenuto Venere and Cupidopaintingc. 1500–1525First floor – 3
Taddeo Gaddi Madonna and Childpaintingc. 1320–1350First floor – 3
Pittore toscanoMadonna and Child and un donatorepaintingc. 1290First floor – 3
TuscanSgabello con spallieratapestryc. 1600–1699First floor – 3
Domenico Beccafumi Holy Family with the Infant John the Baptist and a Donor paintingc. 1528First floor – 3
FlorentineBusto femminilesculpturec. 1400–1499First floor – 3
FlorentineStipotapestryc. 1450–1500 con restauri del 1850–1899 c.First floor – 3
FlorentineBusto femminilesculpturec. 1400–1499First floor – 3
SieneseBancone da sagrestiatapestryc. 1400–1499First floor – 3
Vecchietta San Paolosculpturec. 1460First floor – 3
Lorenzo Ghiberti (studio)Croce astilesculpturec. 1410–1450First floor – 3
Agnolo di Polo (attr.)St Jerome in prayersculpturec. 1490First floor – 3
Central ItalianCassone da monacation with Stories of Giuseppe ebreotapestryc. 1450First floor – 3
ItalianCopy of cassette-reliquiariotapestryc. 1800–1899First floor – 3
FlorentineTavola realetapestryc. 1500–1599First floor – 3
Southern ItalianCassetta for Charitytapestryc. 1500–1599First floor – 3
Central ItalianTavolotapestryc. 1600–1699First floor – 3
Giorgio Vasari Portrait of Giorgio Vasaripainting1600–1699 c.Second floor – 1
Bartolomeo di Giovanni Madonna and Child and young St John the Baptistpaintingc. 1490Second floor – 1
Southern ItalianCassonetapestryc. 1500–1599Second floor – 1
Tuscantwo chairstapestryc. 1500–1599Second floor – 1
TuscanSgabello con spallieratapestryc. 1600–1699Second floor – 1
FlorentineDavid kills Goliathpaintingc. 1450–1460Second floor – 1
FlorentineTriumph of Davidpaintingc. 1450–1460Second floor – 1
TuscanCredenzatapestry1610 c. restored 19th centurySecond floor – 1
Central ItalianChair a pozzettotapestry1490–1510 c.Second floor – 1
Bartolomeo della Gatta St Rochpainting1486–1487 c.Second floor – 1
Antonio Begarelli (attr.)Madonna and Child and young St John the Baptistsculpturec. 1520–1565Second floor – 1
TuscanCredenzatapestry1600–1699 rewoven 19th centurySecond floor – 1
Tommaso del Mazza (attr.)St Catherine of Alexandriapaintingc. 1370–1375Second floor – 1
Luca della Robbia Madonna and Child and two angelssculpture ?Second floor – 1
Giovanni di Paolo Young St John the Baptistpaintingc. 1450Second floor – 1
Adriatic painterCristo in pietà con la Vergine dolentepaintingc. 1300–1350Second floor – 1
School of Giotto Madonna and Child in trono and santipaintingc. 1300–1399Second floor – 1
Filippo Lippi Pietà paintingc. 1435–1440Second floor – 1
Naddo Ceccarelli (attr.)Crucifixion with Magdalen and mournerspaintingc. 1333Second floor – 1
ItalianCustodia per monetetapestryc. 1800–1899Second floor – 1
South-Central ItalianStipo a uso di medaglieretapestry1600–1699 con aggiunte del 20th centurySecond floor – 1
Antonio Rossellino Madonna dei Candelabrisculpturec. 1450–1479Second floor – 1
Alfonso Lombardi St Petroniussculpturec. 1500–1530Second floor – 1
Alfonso Lombardi San Domenicosculpture1500–1530 c.Second floor – 1
Manifattura italianaStipo a uso di medaglieretapestry1850–1899 c.Second floor – 1
Matteo di Giovanni Madonna and Child tra i santi Pietro and Paolopainting1460 c.Second floor – 1
Francesco Salviati Ritratto di ignotopainting1500–1550 c.Second floor – 1
Filippino Lippi Queen Vashti Leaving the Royal Palace painting1480 c.Second floor – 1
TuscanCredenzatapestryc. 1700–1799Second floor – 1
Maestro di San Martino a Mensola San Francesco and two donorspainting1385–1390 c.Second floor – 1
FlorentineEpisode of Battle of Anghiaripainting1500–1599 c.Second floor – 1
Maestro del Trittico Horne Horne triptychpainting1310–1320 c.Second floor – 1
Master of Panzano Predella of Christ and saintspainting1370–1380 c.Second floor – 1
SieneseArmadio da sagrestiatapestryc. 1450Second floor – 1
LombardChrist Crucified and santipaintingc. 1500–1599 c.Second floor – 1
PiedmontesePoltronatapestry1600–1699 c.Second floor – 1
Timoteo Viti (attr.)Redeemerpainting1510 c.Second floor – 1
Simone Martini and Lippo Memmi Diptych of Madonna and Child and Christ in pietàpainting1326–1328Second floor – 1
LombardSt Petersculpturec. 1400–1499Second floor – 1
LombardSt Paulsculpturec. 1400–1499Second floor – 1
FlorentineSacristy benchtapestryc. 1450–1500Second floor – 1
TuscanSt John the Baptistsculpturec. 1400–1499Second floor – 1
SieneseTre dipinti con fatti storici della famiglia Piccolomini paintingc. 1600–1699Second floor – 2
Master of Crucifix of San Michele in Foro (attr.)Madonna and Childpainting1150–1175Second floor – 2
FlorentineChair a "iccasse"tapestryc. 1590Second floor – 2
FlorentineFuneral of Grand Duke Cosimo III paintingc. 1723Second floor – 2
EmilianArmadiotapestryc. 1600–1699Second floor – 2
Da Piero della Francesca Portrait of Federico da Montefeltropaintingc. 1470–1500Second floor – 2
South-central ItalianSgabello con spalliera a ventagliotapestryc. 1500–1599Second floor – 2
Francesco Vanni Moses breaks the tablets of the lawpaintingc. 1500–1599Second floor – 2
SieneseCassone con stemmi Bellucci and Teodositapestryc. 1500–1550Second floor – 2
Umbrianchairtapestryc. 1690Second floor – 2
Follower of LeonardoChrist Saviorpaintingc. 1510Second floor – 2
TuscanSgabello con spallieratapestryc. 1600–1699Second floor – 2
FlorentineLettucciotapestryc. 1490–1510Second floor – 2
Domenico Beccafumi Putti Bearing a Tondo showing the Drunkenness of Noah paintingc. 1522–1523Second floor – 2
South-Central ItalianChairtapestryc. 1700–1799Second floor – 2
BolognesePortrait of architectpaintingc. 1500–1599Second floor – 2
Angelo di Lorentino (attr.)St Sebastianpaintingc. 1500–1550Second floor – 2
TuscanChild Jesus in fascepaintingc. 1510Second floor – 2
Pseudo-Jacopino di Francesco Madonna and Childpaintingc. 1300–1350Second floor – 2
TuscanCredenzatapestryc. 1600–1699 c.Second floor – 2
Neri di Bicci Archangel Raphael, Tobias and St Jeromepaintingc. 1450–1492Second floor – 2
TuscanCofanettotapestryc. 1800–1899Second floor – 2
South-Central ItalianTabletapestryc. 1600–1699Second floor – 2

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References

  1. Museo Horne Archived 2008-04-16 at the Wayback Machine , official site.
  2. The table below and some of the content in this edit is translated from the existing Italian Wikipedia article at it:Museo Horne; see its history for attribution.

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Further reading

Zaccagnini, Laura (2015). Bordi figurati del Rinascimento nella collezione Horne. Florence: Edifi. ISBN   9788879706728.