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Discover the enchanting world of art at Fontanellato's Labirinto della Masone, home to the captivating Franco Maria Ricci Art Collection
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Discover the enchanting world of art at Fontanellato's Labirinto della Masone, home to the captivating Franco Maria Ricci Art Collection. One masterpiece that catches the eye is "Isadora Duncan and two bears, " a stunning ivory and bronze sculpture. The intricate details bring this piece to life, showcasing the artist's talent. Another remarkable work in this collection is "Allegory of Envy, " crafted from marble. This sculpture portrays the destructive nature of envy with its exquisite craftsmanship and symbolism. The Labirinto della Masone also houses a mesmerizing marble bust titled "Bust of Democritus. " This piece captures the essence of wisdom and contemplation, inviting viewers to delve into philosophical thoughts. For those who appreciate paintings, there is "Venus blindfolding Cupid, " an oil on canvas masterpiece that showcases love's complexities through delicate brushstrokes and vibrant colors. "The Mother" is another noteworthy artwork within "The Family" series created in 1922. Carved from marble, it depicts maternal love in all its tenderness and strength. A tribute to history can be found in the form of a marble bust titled "Bust of Ferdinando II De Medici. " It immortalizes a significant figure from Italy's past with impeccable attention to detail. Fontanellato's Rocca Sanvitale displays a copy painting called "Portrait of Barbara Sanseverino Sanvitale. " This artwork offers insight into historical figures' lives while highlighting their beauty through skilled brushwork. "Dancer" stands as an extraordinary creation made from bronze, silver, and ivory. Its elegant form captures movement frozen in time—a true testament to artistic mastery. One cannot overlook Emilio Treves' portrait painted by talented hands using oil on canvas. This artwork encapsulates Treves' character while showcasing impressive technique and depth. Transport yourself back in time with "Vir temporis acti, " sculpted from marble in 1913.