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Bas-relief alluding to Galileo's definition of the parabolic motion of projectiles, on the facade of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, Florence.

Bas-relief alluding to Galileo's definition of the parabolic motion of projectiles, on the facade of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, Florence.

© Institute and Museum of the History of Science / Franca Principe

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Time Exalts Science and Stamps Out Ignorance: a Celebration of Galileo and his Scientific Discoveries. Detail of a fresco by Anton Domenico Gabbiani, 1692-1693 (Palazzo Pitti, Firenze, Palazzina della Meridiana, sala della Meridiana, dome).

Science Clipping the Wings of Error. Presumably a portrait of Galileo. Olio on canvas by Anthony Van Dyck, XVII cent. Present location of the work unknown.

Pope John Paul II on a visit to the Great Historic Hall of the University of Pisa. Above center, a statue of Galileo by Paolo Emilio Demi.

Blueprint of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, or Palazzo Viviani (from Giovanni Battista Clemente Nelli, Vita e commercio letterario di Galileo Galilei, Firenze, nella stamperia Moücke, 1793)

Front gate of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, or Palazzo Viviani, surmounted by a bust of Galileo (from Vincenzo Viviani, De locis solidis secunda divinatio geometrica, Florentiae, typis Regiae Celsitudinis apud Petrum Antonium Brigonci, 1701)

Portrait of Vincenzo Viviani. Pastel on paper by Domenico Tempesti, 1690 ca. (Galleria degli Uffizi, Firenze)

Galileo Galilei in the company of Evangelista Torricelli. Oil on canvas by unknown, 19th cent. (Palazzo Laderchi, Faenza)

Sepulcher of Galileo Galilei. Detail with the Allegory of Geometry, 1737 (Basilica di Santa Croce, Firenze)

Sepulcher of Galileo Galilei, 1737 (Basilica di Santa Croce, Firenze)

Horse race in Piazza Santa Croce. Mural painting by Giovanni Stradano and Giorgio Vasari, 1556-1562 (Palazzo Vecchio, Firenze, Sala di Clemente VII)

First sepulcher of Galileo Galilei (Basilica di Santa Croce, Firenze, Cappella del noviziato)

Exterior of the Pazzi Chapel in the Monumental Complex of Santa Croce, Florence. One of the first examples of Renaissance architecture, by Filippo Brunelleschi.

Exterior of the Pazzi Chapel in the Monumental Complex of Santa Croce, Florence. One of the first examples of Renaissance architecture, by Filippo Brunelleschi.

Marble bust of Galileo Galilei over the main door of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, Florence.

Bas-relief alluding to Galileo's definition of the parabolic motion of projectiles, on the facade of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, Florence.

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Time Exalts Science and Stamps Out Ignorance: a Celebration of Galileo and his Scientific Discoveries. Detail of a fresco by Anton Domenico Gabbiani, 1692-1693 (Palazzo Pitti, Firenze, Palazzina della Meridiana, sala della Meridiana, dome).

Science Clipping the Wings of Error. Presumably a portrait of Galileo. Olio on canvas by Anthony Van Dyck, XVII cent. Present location of the work unknown.

Pope John Paul II on a visit to the Great Historic Hall of the University of Pisa. Above center, a statue of Galileo by Paolo Emilio Demi.

Blueprint of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, or Palazzo Viviani (from Giovanni Battista Clemente Nelli, Vita e commercio letterario di Galileo Galilei, Firenze, nella stamperia Moücke, 1793)

Front gate of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, or Palazzo Viviani, surmounted by a bust of Galileo (from Vincenzo Viviani, De locis solidis secunda divinatio geometrica, Florentiae, typis Regiae Celsitudinis apud Petrum Antonium Brigonci, 1701)

Portrait of Vincenzo Viviani. Pastel on paper by Domenico Tempesti, 1690 ca. (Galleria degli Uffizi, Firenze)

Galileo Galilei in the company of Evangelista Torricelli. Oil on canvas by unknown, 19th cent. (Palazzo Laderchi, Faenza)

Sepulcher of Galileo Galilei. Detail with the Allegory of Geometry, 1737 (Basilica di Santa Croce, Firenze)

Sepulcher of Galileo Galilei, 1737 (Basilica di Santa Croce, Firenze)

Horse race in Piazza Santa Croce. Mural painting by Giovanni Stradano and Giorgio Vasari, 1556-1562 (Palazzo Vecchio, Firenze, Sala di Clemente VII)

First sepulcher of Galileo Galilei (Basilica di Santa Croce, Firenze, Cappella del noviziato)

Exterior of the Pazzi Chapel in the Monumental Complex of Santa Croce, Florence. One of the first examples of Renaissance architecture, by Filippo Brunelleschi.

Exterior of the Pazzi Chapel in the Monumental Complex of Santa Croce, Florence. One of the first examples of Renaissance architecture, by Filippo Brunelleschi.

Marble bust of Galileo Galilei over the main door of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, Florence.

Bas-relief alluding to Galileo's definition of the parabolic motion of projectiles, on the facade of Palazzo dei Cartelloni, Florence.