Blue Rooms of Uffizi Gallery
These rather recently set up rooms (December 2011), known as the "blue rooms" and occupied by workrooms used for the restoration of paper until a few years ago, offer a wide range of works by foreign painters (Spanish, French, Flemish and Dutch) transferred from various rooms on the second floor and, above all, from storage rooms.
Thus, the exhibition route leads from the second floor to the first floor of the gallery by means of the new western staircase, leading the visitor directly to room 47, from which all of the other rooms can be reached.
BLUE ROOMS - foreign painters
Room 46:
16th to
18th century Spanish painters
Room 47:
17th century
Dutch painters. Leida
Room 48:
17th century French Painters
Room 49:
17th
to 18th century Dutch painters. Amsterdam
Room 50:
Dutch
Painters. The Hague, 17th century
Room 51:
18th century French
painters
Room 52:
17th century Flemish
painters
Room 53:
Dutch painters. Delft, Rotterdam, 17th-18th centuries
Room 54:
Dutch
painters. Haarlem, Utrecht, 17th century
Room 55:
17th century Flemish
painters
The tour of the Uffizi Gallery::
Second Floor
First Floor (Blue Rooms,
Red Rooms)
