Giovanni Paolo Collection
Giovanni Paolo Panini, a renowned artist of the 18th century, captured the essence of both Modern and Ancient Rome through his masterful creations
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Giovanni Paolo Panini, a renowned artist of the 18th century, captured the essence of both Modern and Ancient Rome through his masterful creations. In his painting "Modern Rome, 1757, " Panini skillfully depicted the bustling streets and architectural marvels that adorned the city during that era. The viewer is transported to a time where grandeur met everyday life. In contrast, "Ancient Rome, 1757" showcases Panini's ability to recreate the glory of ancient civilizations. Through meticulous attention to detail, he brings classical ruins back to life alongside the majestic Pyramid of Cestius, and is as if one can almost hear echoes from centuries past. One cannot help but be captivated by Panini's depiction of Saint Peter's Square under Bernini's columns in "A View of Saint Peters Square Under Berninis Columns. " The play between light and shadow creates an ethereal atmosphere while emphasizing the grandeur and spiritual significance of this iconic location. Panini also delves into mythology with "Venus and Cupid in the Clouds. " This enchanting piece transports us into a celestial realm where love reigns supreme amidst fluffy clouds. Giovanni Paolo Cimerlino created this masterpiece in 1568, showcasing his talent for capturing delicate emotions on canvas. The sculpture "Standing Male Draped Figure With His Hands Raised" evokes a sense of mystery and reverence. Created between 1565-71 by Giovanni Paolo himself, it portrays an enigmatic figure whose raised hands invite contemplation about their purpose or message. Panini was not only skilled at capturing outdoor scenes; he excelled at depicting interiors as well. In works such as "Interior of Saint Peters" and "Interior of Basilica St Peter in Rome, " he invites viewers inside these sacred spaces filled with awe-inspiring architecture and divine beauty. "The Lottery in Piazza di Montecitorio" offers a glimpse into daily life in Rome during the 18th century.