Gargoylelate Renaissance Collection

Tugenbrunnen, monumental fountain in Lorenzer Platz in Nuremberg. Germany Nuremberg, Lorenzer Platz Monumental Fountain Late Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

The Fountain of Calamus, also known as the Fountain of the Tredici Cannelle, Ancona Ancona Fountain Late Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

The Fountain of the Virtues (Tugendbrunnen) in Nuremberg Germany Nuremberg Monumental Fountain Late Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

Corner of Borgo San Iacopo and Via dello Sprone in Florence Florence Borgo San Iacopo and Va dello Sprone Fountain Late Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

Stone fountain basin located in the gallery of Villa Ferdinanda di Artimio, in the environs of Signa. Sculpted work by Bernardo Buontalenti

Lower detail of a bronze lectern, sculpted by Annibale Scudaniglio, in the Museo Regionale Pepoli inside the former convent of the Annunziata in Trapani Trapani Former convent of the Annunziata

Upper part of the bronze lectern by Annibale Scudaniglio, in the Museo Regionale Pepoli in Trapani Trapani Sanctuary of the Annunziata Reading Stand Late Renaissance, Renaissance

A shield preserved in the Armory of the Royal Palace in Turin. The work is attributed to Benvenuto Cellini. Turin Royal Palace, Armory

Tapestry with the Sacrifice of Isaac, work of the Ducal Workshops of Florence. The tapestry is located on the counter facade of the Cathedral of Como

Fountain of Calamo or the thirteen faucets, Ancona. Ancona Fountain Late Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D

Tapestry with the Falling of Manna; work found on the counterfacade of the Cathedral of Como Como Duomo Tapestry Late Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

Wooden door, originating from the Greater Hospital Chapel, now conserved in the Leone Museum at Vercelli Vercelli Leone Museum Door Late Renaissance, Renaissance

Tapesty depicting Cain killing Abel, work preserved in the counterfacade of the Cathedral of Como. Como Cathedral Tapestry Late Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods

Bronze candelabrum made by an anonymous artist from the Venetian School; church of Santo Stefano, Venice Venice Church of Santo Stefano Candelabrum Late Renaissance, Renaissance

Shield conserved in the Armoury of the Royal Palace of Turin, attributed to Benvenuto Cellini; Musei Reali Turin Musei Reali Shield Late Renaissance, Renaissance

Table with an inlaid top and lion's feet base, (formerly part of the Contini Bonacossi Collection) Palazzo Pitti, Florence Florence Palazzo Pitti Table Late Renaissance, Renaissance

Fountain with masks and vases, work by Buontalenti. Located on the corner of Borgo S.Jacopo and Via dello Sprone in Florence Florence Borgo S

Espalier grotesque animals and festoons of cardboard Bachiacca, Jan said John Roost (-1564), The Uffizi Gallery, Florence Florence The Uffizi Gallery Tapestry Late Renaissance, Renaissance

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"Gargoylelate Renaissance: A Journey through Art and History" Step into the enchanting world of late Renaissance art as we explore a captivating collection of masterpieces. From the mesmerizing Fountain of Calamus, also known as the Fountain of the Tredici Cannelle in Ancona, to the majestic Fountain of Virtues (Tugendbrunnen) in Nuremberg, each piece tells its own story. Immerse yourself in Florence's charm as you discover the Corner of Borgo San Iacopo and Via dello Sprone, where intricate sculptures adorn every corner. Marvel at the stone fountain basin located in Villa Ferdinanda di Artimio near Signa, an exquisite work by Bernardo Buontalenti that showcases his exceptional talent. Venturing further south, encounter Annibale Scudaniglio's bronze lecterns housed within Trapani's Museo Regionale Pepoli. The lower detail reveals intricate craftsmanship while the upper part astounds with its grandeur. In Turin's Royal Palace Armory lies a shield attributed to Benvenuto Cellini - a testament to his skillful metalwork and artistic prowess. Witness this remarkable piece that has stood against time itself. The tapestries woven by Ducal Workshops in Florence transport us back to biblical times. Admire "The Sacrifice of Isaac" displayed on Como Cathedral's counter facade; it depicts Abraham halted from sacrificing his son by an angel amidst lush greenery. Equally stunning is "The Falling Manna, " another tapestry adorning Como Cathedral's walls. Delve into history with a wooden door originating from Greater Hospital Chapel now preserved at Vercelli's Leone Museum. This intricately carved masterpiece offers a glimpse into architectural splendor from centuries past. Lastly, witness Cain killing Abel depicted on yet another awe-inspiring tapestry found on Como Cathedral’s counterfacade – showcasing the mastery of Renaissance art.