Florence
Museo di Storia della Fotografia Fratelli Alinari
Photographic Collection and Instruments
15 Largo Fratelli Alinari
Firenze, Florence 50123
Phone: +39 055 23 951
Fax: +39 55 238 2857
WebsiteThis museum was the first national institution dedicated exclusively to exhibiting photography. It keeps around 350,000 vintage prints, including those printed with albumen, bromide, on salted paper, calotypes, ambertypes and stereoscope. It unites the collections of Malandrini, Palazzoni, Zannier, Gabba and holds copies of the signatures of the greatest photographers of the 19th century including Alinari, Primoli, Peretti Griva and foreigners like MacPherson, Fenton and Von Gloeden. There are also many cameras, lenses and other objects from the history of photography including an impressive collection of both foreign and Italian photographic albums. The museum organises temporary exhibitions, normally in collaboration with the Alinari archives.
Open Hours: Richiesta per le ore
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