Stanza Di Apollo 1540
francescoderossifrancescosalviaticecchino
Palazzo Grimani di Santa Maria Formosa, Venice, Italy
textile
toned paper
prophet
street view
sculpture
textile
possibly oil pastel
text
charcoal art
oil painting
street graffiti
underpainting
mythology
painting painterly
watercolor
"Stanza Di Apollo", a fresco painted by Francesco Salviati, also known as "Cecchino", in 1540, is located in the Palazzo Grimani di Santa Maria Formosa in Venice, Italy. This artwork depicts a scene from classical mythology and showcases Salviati's mastery of perspective and figure drawing. The fresco features a group of figures, including Apollo, who is depicted with a lyre, and other mythological characters. Salviati's use of rich colors and detailed composition creates a sense of depth and grandeur, typical of the Mannerist style. The artwork is considered a significant example of the Italian Renaissance, showcasing the period's fascination with classical themes and artistic techniques.
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