@olesya.vatich: While the main, massive Mark Rothko exhibition is taking place at Palazzo Strozzi, it is the smaller, satellite display at the Museo di San Marco that completely stole my heart. The connection here is actually very personal: Mark Rothko visited this exact museum back in 1950 and was deeply inspired by Fra Angelico’s 15th-century frescoes. He loved how the Renaissance master used color and light to create a quiet, emotional atmosphere in the monastic cells. The Museo di San Marco is only open for a few hours a day, usually closing in the early afternoon, so your best bet is to head there first thing in the morning. 🖇️If you have already visited Palazzo Strozzi, keep your ticket, because showing it at San Marco gets you a reduced price on your admission🙌🏼 #palazzostrozzi #markrothko #rothkoflorence #florencemuseums #museodisanmarco inspo @allexmarielle

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