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The 14 pages that link to Uffizi Gallery, each with the reason it gives.

• FlorenceBroader topic: The Medici offices became a repository for works central to Florentine art.

• Giorgio VasariBroader topic: Vasari designed the building as part of Cosimo I de’ Medici’s administrative project.

• Art museumBroader topic: Its transformation from a family collection and gallery illustrates an older path to public display.

• The Birth of VenusRelated: The Birth of Venus is displayed in its collection.

• TuscanyBroader topic: Its collections preserve works central to Florence’s and Tuscany’s artistic legacy.

• Sienese schoolRelated: Its holdings include the Annunciation, one of the clearest examples of Sienese refinement.

• Grand Duchy of TuscanyRelated: A Medici administrative project became one of the enduring cultural legacies of Tuscan rule.

• House of MediciBroader topic: The Medici administrative offices later became a public home for the family’s art collections.

• Venus of UrbinoRelated: The painting entered the Medici collections and is now displayed in the Uffizi.

• Palazzo PittiRelated: The palace’s museums are administered within the same cultural institution.

• Hugo van der GoesRelated: The altarpiece’s Florentine destination preserves the work where its influence could be encountered locally.

• Capitoline MuseumsCompared with: Its emphasis on Renaissance art contrasts with the Capitoline Museums’ strong ancient Roman holdings.

• Culture of ItalyBroader topic: Its collections preserve and display art central to Italy’s cultural reputation.

• Venus de' MediciRelated: The statue's long public identity is tied to its display in the Uffizi.