Stanza Di Apollo by Francesco de' Rossi (Francesco Salviati), "Cecchino"

Palazzo Grimani di Santa Maria Formosa, Venice, Italy

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toned paper

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prophet

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street view

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sculpture

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textile

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possibly oil pastel

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charcoal art

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oil painting

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street graffiti

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underpainting

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mythology

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painting painterly

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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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