Scherzi Di Fantasia Collection

A scene of witchcraft. Plate 4 from: Scherzi di Fantasia (Sktches of Fantasy), 1743-50. The aged, central bearded figure, almost certainly a magician from his appearance

The Philosopher, from the Scherzi, ca. 1740. Creator: Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
The Philosopher, from the Scherzi, ca. 1740

Three Men standing beside a Horse, from the Scherzi, ca. 1740

A Mother with two Children, from the Scherzi, ca. 1740. Creator
A Mother with two Children, from the Scherzi, ca. 1740

Bacchant, Satyr, and Fauness, from the Scherzi, ca. 1740

The Family of the oriental Peasant, from the Scherzi, ca. 1740

Magician with four Figures near a smoking Altar, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-52

Seated magician, boy and four figures from the Scherzi di Fantasia, ca. 1743-50

Two magicians and two boys, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Three magicians burning a snake, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Woman kneeling in front of magicians and other figures, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Magician pointing out a burning head to two youths, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Satyr Family (Pan and his Family), from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

The Discovery of the Tomb of Punchinello, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Satyr Family with the Obelisk, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Two astrologers and a boy, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Shepherd with Two Magicians, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-57

Young shepherdess and old man with a monkey, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Scherzi di Fantasia Magician Pointing Out Burning Head
Scherzi di Fantasia: Magician Pointing Out a Burning Head to Two Youths, 1750s. Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (Italian, 1696-1770)

Six people watching a snake, from the Scherzi, ca. 1743-50

Seated magician boy four figures Scherzi di Fantasia
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scene necromancy woman bearing vessel turbaned man
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magician soldier three figures watching burning skull
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"Scherzi di Fantasia: A Whimsical Journey into the Imaginary" Step into a world of enchantment and wonder as we explore the captivating artwork known as "Scherzi di Fantasia. " Created by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo in the mid-18th century, these masterpieces transport us to a realm where reality intertwines with fantasy. In "The Philosopher, " we witness a pensive figure lost in deep contemplation. His furrowed brow and thoughtful gaze invite us to ponder life's mysteries alongside him. Meanwhile, "Three Men standing beside a Horse" exude an air of camaraderie and adventure, hinting at tales yet untold. "A Mother with two Children" captures the tender bond between parent and child, radiating warmth and love. The innocence of youth is further celebrated in "Bacchant, Satyr, and Fauness, " where mythical creatures frolic joyfully amidst lush landscapes. As we delve deeper into this fantastical realm, we encounter "The Family of the oriental Peasant. " Their exotic attire transports us to distant lands while evoking curiosity about their story. In contrast, "Magician with four Figures near a smoking Altar" alludes to mystical rituals shrouded in secrecy. Tiepolo's fascination with magic becomes more apparent through his depictions of magicians throughout several pieces. From the intriguing composition of "Seated magician, boy and four figures" to the mysterious allure found in "Two magicians and two boys, " these artworks ignite our imagination. Yet not all is whimsy; darkness lurks within this ethereal realm. In works like "Three magicians burning a snake, " tension builds as ancient powers clash against sinister forces. Similarly haunting is the scene depicted in "A magician, a soldier and three figures watching a burning skull. " However, hope prevails even amidst adversity.