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Veuë de la place et de l'Eglise de S. Piere et du Palais du Pape appellé le Vatican, 1640-1660. Creator: Israel Silvestre
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Veuë de la place et de l'Eglise de S. Piere et du Palais du Pape appellé le Vatican, 1640-1660. Creator: Israel Silvestre
Veue de la place et de l'Eglise de S. Piere et du Palais du Pape appelle le Vatican, 1640-1660
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Apostolic Palace Etching On Laid Paper Israël Silvestre Israel Silvestre The Younger Obelisk Piazza Piazza San Pietro Residence Saint Peters Basilica Silvestre Israel Silvestre Israel The Younger St Peters Basilica Rome St Peters Square Vatican Vatican City Vatican City Rome Italy Vatican Palace Vatican Obelisk
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This etching, titled "Vue de la place et de l'Eglise de S. Piere et du Palais du Pape appellé le Vatican," is a stunning 17th-century masterpiece created by Israel Silvestre, also known as Israel Silvestre the Younger. The image showcases the breathtaking architecture of the Vatican City in Rome, Italy, during the Baroque era. The composition includes the basilica of St. Peter, the Obelisk, the Vatican Palace, and the bustling Piazza San Pietro. The large crowd gathered in the square adds a sense of vibrancy and energy to the monochrome image. Israel Silvestre expertly captured the grandeur and beauty of this iconic location, which has been a significant center of art, religion, and heritage for centuries. The etching on laid paper displays intricate details, from the ornate facade of St. Peter's Basilica to the intricate designs adorning the Vatican Palace. The black and white color palette adds a timeless quality to the artwork, transporting viewers back to the Renaissance and Baroque eras. This etching is a testament to the rich artistic legacy of the Vatican City and the profound impact of the Christian faith on European art. It is an essential addition to any collection focusing on European history, art, or religious art. The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., is fortunate to have this piece in its esteemed collection, offering visitors a glimpse into the past and a deeper appreciation for the artistic achievements of the 17th century.
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