Rossi Collection (page 5)

Soapstone Venus C013 / 6556
Soapstone Venus. Cast of a figure of a woman carved in soapstone. The original was discovered in the caves of Balzi Rossi, Italy

Soapstone Venus
A cast of a figure of a woman, carved in soapstone. The original was discovered in the caves of Balzi Rossi, Italy and is now held at the Museum of the National Antiquities of Saint-Germain-en-Laye

ROSSO FIORENTINO, Giovanni Battista di Iacopo de Rossi, called (1494-1540). Deposition. 1521. Mannerism art. Oil on canvas. ITALY. Volterra. Pinacotheca (Picture Gallery)

Canova (Rossi)
Marchese ANTONIO CANOVA Italian sculptor Date: 1757 - 1822

ROME: PROCESSION. Procession of Pope Clement XI in Rome. Line engraving by Lorenzo Filippo de Rossi, 1701

Stick Insect
A Stick Insect (Bacillus rossi). Date: 1960s

Assassination of Count Rossi
Count Rossi assassinated, having had his throat slit. Date: 1890s

Properzia De Rossi / Larme
PROPERZIA DE ROSSI Italian sculptor and musician

Codos / Bleriot Monoplane
Paul Codos, French aviator, and his Bleriot monoplane: he flew several long-distance flights with Rossi

Villa Mattei by Rossi
VILLA MATTEI OR VILLA COELI MONTANA built in 1582 by Ciriaco Mattei showing a series of formal Italian gardens & buildings including a maze, obelisk & statuary

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"Rossi: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of Rossi, where art and history intertwine to create a captivating narrative. From The Holy Trinity, an awe-inspiring masterpiece depicting the dead Christ surrounded by angels and God the Father, to the Courtyard of the Palazzo Vecchio in 19th century Florence, crafted by Francesco Salviati. As we venture further, we find ourselves on The Ferry, paddling through Old Cumberland Street. Carlo Rossi, Alexander Rezanov, and Lakhtin hide from Konstantin Thon in this intriguing artwork by Benois. Nikolai Leontyevich's brushstrokes bring forth their clandestine escapade from the 1840s. Plate 1 reveals Saturn devouring his son within a niche while standing before a scythe – a haunting portrayal that leaves us pondering its deeper meaning. Meanwhile, Trois Cents Dinner transports us to Paris for an extravagant feast that exudes elegance and opulence. Andrea De Rossi emerges as another notable figure within this collection; his artistic prowess shines through each stroke of his brush. Witnessing The presentation of the Siberian Cossack regiment to Emperor Nicholas I in both 1833 and 1891 allows us to glimpse into Russia's rich military heritage. Unveiling the monument to General Giacomo Medici becomes a momentous occasion in Milan as Italy pays tribute to its brave hero. Lastly, Feeding the Chickens captures everyday life with exquisite detail on oil panel – reminding us that beauty can be found even in mundane moments. Join us on this enchanting journey through time as Rossi's diverse artworks transport you across continents and centuries. Discover hidden stories behind each piece and let your imagination soar amidst these masterful creations.