Palazzo Grimani (San Luca) 

This octagonal painting, "Palazzo Grimani (San Luca)", was created by Francesco de' Rossi, also known as "Cecchino" Salviati, an Italian painter who lived from 1510 to 1563. The painting depicts a scene of biblical or mythological storytelling. The figures, with their flowing drapery and expressive gestures, are characteristic of Salviati's artistic style, which drew inspiration from both the High Renaissance and Mannerism. The intricate details and the dramatic composition, set against a backdrop of classical architecture, add to the richness and complexity of this intriguing artwork.