Villa Di Maser Collection
The Villa di Maser, also known as Villa Barbaro, is a magnificent architectural masterpiece located in Maser, Veneto, Italy
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The Villa di Maser, also known as Villa Barbaro, is a magnificent architectural masterpiece located in Maser, Veneto, Italy. Designed by the renowned architect Andrea Palladio, this villa showcases his exceptional talent and vision. One of the highlights of this villa is the Room of the Little Dog, adorned with stunning frescoes dating back to 1560-1561. The southern wall boasts a captivating view that transports you to another era. The frescoes depict Universal Harmony surrounded by gods such as Zeus with an eagle, Mars, Apollo with his lyre, Venus, Mercury with his caduceus, Diana accompanied by her loyal dogs and Saturn. These intricate paintings create an enchanting atmosphere within the central octagon of the Hall of Olympus. Moving along to other parts of this grand estate reveals more breathtaking artwork. In the lunette above the Door to Crociera Room in the Hall of Olympus lies Allegories of Winter and Spring featuring Vulcan and Venus. This artistic portrayal captures both seasons beautifully. As you explore further into Villa di Maser's interior spaces adorned with remarkable frescoes from 1560-1561, you'll come across various captivating scenes. The Nemesis found in The Room of Oil Lamp depicts a powerful figure while The Hunter displayed in Hall of Olympus brings forth a sense of adventure. Another notable fresco can be found in The Room of Oil Lamp where God among clouds shows Faith guiding Charity towards Eternity while leading sinners on precious necklaces - truly symbolic and thought-provoking imagery. The Court of Love found within the Room Conjugal Love offers yet another fascinating glimpse into Palladio's genius design choices for this villa. And if that wasn't enough beauty to behold already; Juno or Air depicted in detail within Hall Of Olympus adds even more allure. Donna Barbaro takes center stage within these walls as she graces us with her presence through detailed frescoes capturing her elegance and grace.