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View of the Farnese Palace in Caprarola, a fundamental monument of the mannerist culture of the late 16th century. It was constructed by Vignola at the request of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese
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View of the Farnese Palace in Caprarola, a fundamental monument of the mannerist culture of the late 16th century. It was constructed by Vignola at the request of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese
View of the Farnese Palace in Caprarola, a fundamental monument of the mannerist culture of the late 16th century. It was constructed by Vignola at the request of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese. Caprarola Franes Palace, upper square Building Late Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1915-1920 ca.. Date of Artwork:1559-1575. Artist:Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, Vignola
Brogi
BGA-F-018152-0000
Media ID 33167001
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Clock Fortified Tower Objectlate Renaissance Pilaster Strip Portal Stairs Staircase Sundial Terrace Time Time Measurement Trips And Tourism Watch Military And Defensive
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View of the Farnese Palace in Caprarola - A Glimpse into Mannerist Splendor
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. Step back in time with this print capturing the majestic beauty of the Farnese Palace in Caprarola. As a fundamental monument of late 16th-century mannerist culture, it stands as a testament to the artistic brilliance and architectural ingenuity of its time. Constructed by Vignola at the behest of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, this palace is an exquisite blend of Renaissance and Renaissance-Baroque styles. Its grandeur is evident from every angle, showcasing intricate building elements, decorative sections, and imposing pilaster strips that exude elegance and sophistication. The upper square building transports you to an era where opulence reigned supreme. With its fortified towers serving military purposes while also adding a touch of defensive charm, it speaks volumes about the strategic importance placed on protection during that period. As you explore further, your eyes are drawn to the terrace adorned with magnificent windows that offer breathtaking views. The housing structure itself boasts impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail—a true masterpiece frozen in time. One cannot help but notice a watch-like instrument mounted on one side—a sundial reminding us how even amidst such grandeur, time remains an ever-present force. This fusion between artistry and functionality perfectly encapsulates both form and purpose within this architectural marvel. Whether you're an avid history enthusiast or simply seeking inspiration from past eras, this print allows you to immerse yourself in late Renaissance Europe. It serves as a reminder that great works endure through centuries—capturing our imagination while leaving us awestruck by their timeless allure. Photographed by Brogi around 1915-1920 ca. , this artwork showcases Antonio da Sangallo's vision brought to life by Vignola—an extraordinary collaboration resulting in an enduring symbol of cultural heritage for generations to come.
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