Founded in Florence by Antonio Frilli in 1860, the Frilli Gallery is globally renowned for its museum-quality replicas of Classical and Renaissance masterpieces. Its international prestige was built through participation in over 50 World’s Fairs and legendary commissions, such as those for Stanford University. Unlike standard reproductions, Frilli’s works are crafted using a unique archive of physical casts and advanced 3D laser scans taken directly from the originals, preserving the artist’s true intent. Notable achievements include the bronze casting of the “Gates of Paradise” for the Florence Baptistery. Now in its fifth generation, the gallery in Via dei Fossi remains a global leader for collectors and institutions, blending family tradition with technological innovation.
