the museum attempting to give more voice to historically underrepresented groups that include women and people of color. Incidents On 27 May 1993, the Sicilian Mafia carried out a car bomb explosion in Via dei Georgofili which damaged parts of the palace and killed five people. The blast destroyed five pieces of art and damaged another 30. Some of the paintings were fully protected by bulletproof glass. The most severe damage was to the Niobe room and classical sculptures and neoclassical interior, which have since been restored, although its frescoes were damaged beyond repair. Key works The collection also contains some ancient sculptures, such as the Arrotino, the Two Wrestlers and the Bust of Severus Giovanni. Gallery See also Collections of the Uffizi References External links Virtual tour of the Uffizi provided by Google Arts & Culture 1580s establishments the Grand Duchy of Tuscany 1581 establishments in Italy 1765 establishments in Italy Art museums and galleries in Florence Art museums established in 1765 Buildings and structures completed in 1581 National museums of Italy Palaces in Florence Renaissance architecture in Florence