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Palazzo Grassi
Palazzo Grassi, also known as Palazzo Grassi-Boyl or Palazzo Boyl, stands along the Lungarno Mediceo in Pisa. This Italian national heritage palace has a long, interconnected lineage: it belonged to the Cini family before being acquired on 25 February 1605 by Alamanno Aragona d’Appiano, nephew of Cosimo I, and in 1616 it passed by inheritance to his nephew Giovanni, with ties to the Lanfranchi family and the villa of Crespignano. From 1655, a branch of the Grassi family, Siena’s patricians and Pisa’s nobility, inhabited the building. …
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