Ariosto Ludovico Collection
"Ariosto Ludovico: The Mastermind Behind Orlando Furioso" Ariosto Ludovico, a renowned Italian poet of the 16th century
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"Ariosto Ludovico: The Mastermind Behind Orlando Furioso" Ariosto Ludovico, a renowned Italian poet of the 16th century, captivated readers with his epic masterpiece "Orlando Furioso. " This enchanting tale weaves together love, adventure, and madness in a world where chivalry reigns supreme. In one captivating scene from the poem, Angelica lies across the lap of Medoro as he delicately carves their names on a tree trunk. This tender moment immortalizes their love amidst the chaos that surrounds them. An engraving from 1784-1836 beautifully captures this intimate gesture. Another engraving from the 19th century depicts "The Frenzy of Orlando, " showcasing the protagonist's descent into madness. Canto XLI, stanza 69 portrays his inner turmoil as he grapples with conflicting emotions and battles against imaginary foes. Giambattista Tiepolo's artwork transports us to a different aspect of Ariosto's narrative. In "Angelica and Medoro taking leave of peasants, " we witness their farewell to simple village life before embarking on new adventures. Their embrace symbolizes both longing for what they leave behind and excitement for what lies ahead. Henry Perronet Briggs' creation titled "The Challenge Of Rodomont To Rogero" showcases another thrilling episode in Ariosto's story. It highlights the bravery and honor displayed by these valiant knights as they engage in combat to prove their worthiness. Cornelis Cort's depiction of "Ruggiero Rescuing Angelica" brings forth yet another dramatic twist in Ariosto's tale. Ruggiero emerges as an unexpected hero who saves Angelica from perilous circumstances, adding depth to her character while challenging traditional gender roles. Vignettes such as those found in Roland Furieux further enhance our understanding of Ariosto Ludovico's genius storytelling skills.