Gian Pietro Collection
"Gian Pietro: A Journey Through Mythology and Architecture" Step into the world of Gian Pietro
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"Gian Pietro: A Journey Through Mythology and Architecture" Step into the world of Gian Pietro, where Roman alphabet collides with architectural backgrounds in a mesmerizing display. From Plate 6's depiction of Ulysses driving a burning stake into Polyphemus' eye to Plate 1's cross-section of the Hall of the Institute of Bologna, each plate tells a captivating story. In Plate 7, witness the blinded Polyphemus fiercely guarding the entrance to his cavern, while Plate 27 showcases Ulysses being warmly received by Alcinous king and Queen Areta after his shipwreck. The artistic talents of Bartolomeo Crivellari and Gabriel Soderling shine through in these masterpieces from 1756. Plate 2 takes us deeper into the Hall of the Institute of Bologna with its intricate cross-section, while Plate 26 captures Ulysses escaping on a raft with aid from Leucothea, the sea deity. And who could forget Plate 24? Ulysses's companions daringly stealing sacred oxen belonging to Apollo himself. Delve further into Gian Pietro's world as we encounter two nude figures wearing veils in Plates 22 and 18 - their mysterious allure captivating our imagination. In Plate19, a figure stands tall with left hand raised, evoking curiosity about their purpose or intention. With each plate offering glimpses into mythology and architecture intertwined seamlessly by Bartolomeo Crivellari and Gabriel Soderling’s creative genius; Gian Pietro invites you on an enchanting journey like no other. Explore this fusion between artistry and storytelling that will leave you spellbound at every turn.