Museo Bellini, Renaissance art museum in Florence, Italy

Museo Bellini is an art museum housed in a historic palazzo on Lungarno Soderini in Florence. Its collections include paintings, bronze sculptures, wooden carvings, and glazed terracotta pieces spanning different periods of Italian artistic tradition.

The present building is an early-20th-century work by architect Adolfo Coppedè, not an old Soderini residence. The Bellini family has worked as antiquarians since the 18th century, and their collection is shown here in rotation. After Luigi Bellini died in May 2021, his heirs had not agreed on the collection's future, and visits were suspended indefinitely; the ground-floor exhibition space still hosts contemporary art shows.

The Bellini family has traded as antiquarians since the 18th century, and the museum shows objects from their own holdings, rotated rather than fixed. The name on the gallery is that of Luigi Bellini, whose death in May 2021 left the collection's future unsettled. The ground-floor exhibition space still hosts regular shows of contemporary artists.

Visits to the Bellini collection have been suspended indefinitely since Luigi Bellini's death in May 2021, as his heirs have not agreed on the collection's future. The ground-floor exhibition space remains active and regularly hosts contemporary art shows. The museum stands on Lungarno Soderini in Oltrarno, facing the Arno.

The ground-floor exhibition space still hosts regular shows of contemporary artists, even though visits to the family collection were suspended indefinitely after Luigi Bellini died in May 2021, his heirs having reached no agreement on the museum's future.