Talk:Villa Palmieri, Fiesole

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Villetta[edit]

"This portion is erroneous. (The author(s) here, as in so many articles, have confused the Villa Palmieri with the Villa Schifanoia, which is also located on via Boccaccio. The Villa Schifanoia is at 123 via Boccaccio, which is significantly farther up the street from the Villa Palmieri, a large portion of which can be seen from that road. As for the "Villetta" this is a general word meaning "little villa": it is possible for every villa to have a villetta, perhaps there is one also at the Villa Palmieri, and it is perhaps of admirable design.. The one at the Villa Schifanoia is of no architectural distinction, although it made a good set of artists;' studios when the Rosary Graduate School of Art was in residence there.) "

Added in 2009 in this edit. Possibly quite correct, in which case the text should be amended.

All the best: Rich Farmbrough, 12:37, 6 August 2015 (UTC).[reply]