During their recent stay in Italy, Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau chose the Museo di San Marco in Florence for a strictly private visit. The American singer andthe former Canadian prime minister thus had the opportunity to explore up close one of the most fascinating sites of Florence’s historical and artistic heritage. The two guests were accompanied by the museum’s curators and Tom Richards, President of the Florence Academy of Art, as they toured the museum complex.
During the visit, the couple focused in particular on the masterpieces by Beato Angelico, the undisputed star of the artistic heritage preserved within the Museo di San Marco. The tour also allowed them to view the special section of the “Rothko in Florence” exhibition, set up in the first-floor cells and open to the public through Sunday, August 23. They were also impressed by the precious miniatures of the fantastical bestiary, on display in the manuscripts of Michelozzo’s Monumental Library, which are on view through October 31.
The private tour allowed pop star Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to discover a museum that houses artifacts from different eras and fields, where art, history, and culture intertwine.
The Museum of San Marco is part of the network of museums under the Regional Directorate of National Museums of Tuscany of the Ministry of Culture and is one of the most evocative sites of Florence’s artistic heritage.
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| Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau on a private visit to the Museum of San Marco in Florence |
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