Casale di Cellole / Arte Mediterranea

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Friday, 20 May 2016

Iris Garden

 

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Thursday, 23 April 2015

Phormium


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Sunday, 12 April 2015

Iris Garden


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Thursday, 26 February 2015

Planting the Iris Garden


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Sunday, 27 April 2014

Peonies


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Myosotis


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Friday, 25 April 2014

Aquilegia


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Cistus x aguilarii


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Thursday, 17 April 2014

Ajuga Reptans


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Euphorbia Myrsintes


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Absinthium and Euphorbia Coralloides


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Wednesday, 16 April 2014

The Green Courtyard


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Purple anemones


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Red Anemones


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Tuesday, 15 April 2014

Belvedere



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Fennal


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Hedera


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The Green Courtyard





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Monday, 14 April 2014

The big screen


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The arbor


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Arte Mediterranea

  • Ceramics (4)
  • Paintings (40)
  • Sculptures (11)

Inside Casale di Cellole

  • Canopy (30)
  • Moon (20)
  • River (41)
  • Zoo (29)

Outside Casale di Cellole

  • Garden (395)
  • Landscapes (103)
  • Wilderness (97)

Thank you and Welcome

  • Friends (79)
  • Welcome to the new born (17)

Entertainment

  • Tracks (89)
  • Short cuts (18)
Casale di Cellole is a country house on the hills of Siena’s Chianti region. It is in a panoramic, secluded area that offers maximum privacy and quiet. The housing complex is composed of a big white building and some independent barns steeped in the landscape. One of the barns has been completely restored in 2000 (Canopy), while the main building has been restored in 2011. The building is divided in three indipendent apartments: River, Moon and Zoo. They offer hospitality and comfort for guests who want to spend holidays here.
Arte Mediterranea
is both a research project and an art collection with a small exhibition space in Florence (Via dei Bardi 5R). The aim of the project is the rediscovery and the study of artists of the twentieth century.
This blog tells about
Casale di Cellole, its garden, its private art collection and the surrounding landscapes, more or less close, exotic and familiar.

For holidays: www.casaledicellole.com

For Arte Mediterranea: simone.begani@gmail.com



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