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Two allegorical low reliefs showing putti, called "Il gioco delle bocce" (The boccia ball game) and "La musica" (Music). Sculptural work by Luigi Frullini, in Florence, Tuscany
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Two allegorical low reliefs showing putti, called "Il gioco delle bocce" (The boccia ball game) and "La musica" (Music). Sculptural work by Luigi Frullini, in Florence, Tuscany
Two allegorical low reliefs showing putti, called "Il gioco delle bocce" (The boccia ball game) and "La musica" (Music). Sculptural work by Luigi Frullini, in Florence, Tuscany Florence Low Relief, Basrelief Nineteenth-Twenty century, 19th-20th century, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1915-1920 ca.. Date of Artwork:1859-1897 ca.. Artist:Frullini, Luigi
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-016749-0000
Media ID 33124459
© Alinari Archives, Florence
19th 20th Century Chorister Chorus Games And Pastimes Harp Instrument Or Document Lawn Bowling Literature And Fiction Music Outdoor Game Putto Singer Abstract Concept And Symbol Concept Or Subject Expressed
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This print showcases two exquisite allegorical low reliefs created by the talented sculptor Luigi Frullini. Titled "Il gioco delle bocce" (The boccia ball game) and "La musica" (Music), these intricate sculptures can be found in Florence, Tuscany. In the first relief, "Il gioco delle bocce" a group of playful putti engage in a lively game of lawn bowling. Their cherubic faces radiate joy as they compete on an idyllic outdoor scene. The artist skillfully captures the essence of this popular pastime, highlighting the camaraderie and excitement that come with friendly competition. Adjacent to it, we find "La musica" where Frullini's artistry takes us into the realm of music. A chorus of putti surrounds a central figure playing a harp, their angelic voices harmonizing in perfect unison. This portrayal not only celebrates the beauty of music but also symbolizes its power to uplift our spirits and transport us to ethereal realms. Frullini's attention to detail is evident in every aspect of these low reliefs. From the delicate features on each putto's face to the fluidity captured in their poses, his craftsmanship is truly remarkable. These sculptures serve as timeless reminders of Europe's rich artistic heritage during both the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Captured through Alinari Fratelli's lens around 1915-1920, this photograph allows us to appreciate Frullini's masterpieces even if we cannot witness them firsthand today. It serves as a testament to how art transcends time and continues to inspire generations long after its creation. Whether you are an art enthusiast or simply intrigued by historical relics from Italy’s cultural capital, this print offers a glimpse into Florence’s artistic treasures while inviting contemplation on abstract concepts such as music and games – themes that resonate with the human experience throughout history.
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