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Fresco of the ceiling of the loggia of the Villa Medicea, called the Ferdinanda
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Fresco of the ceiling of the loggia of the Villa Medicea, called the Ferdinanda
LRI4586146 Fresco of the ceiling of the loggia of the Villa Medicea, called the Ferdinanda, 1596-1600 (photography) by Passignano, Domenico Cresti (c.1560-1636); Villa Medicea, Artimino, Italy; (add.info.: Fresco by Passignano (Domenico Cresti) (1558/60-1636) decorating the ceiling of the loggia of the Villa Medicea (medici or mediceenne) called the Ferdinanda or the " Villa dai cento camini" (Villa of the hundred chiminees" ) a Artimino built for the Grand Duke Ferdinand I of Medicis.1596-1600 Tuscany, Italy. Photography.); Luisa Ricciarini; Italian, out of copyright
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© Luisa Ricciarini / Bridgeman Images
Ceiling Medicis Family Cinquecento
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This photograph captures the exquisite fresco adorning the ceiling of the loggia at Villa Medicea, known as the Ferdinanda. Created by renowned artist Domenico Cresti, also known as Passignano, between 1596 and 1600, this masterpiece showcases his exceptional talent in painting and architectural design. The Villa Medicea's loggia is a true testament to Renaissance artistry and grandeur. The fresco depicts intricate details of mythical figures, vibrant colors, and elaborate patterns that mesmerize any viewer. It is a visual feast for those who appreciate the beauty of Italian art from the Cinquecento period. Commissioned by Grand Duke Ferdinand I of Medicis himself, this magnificent artwork was intended to adorn his private villa in Artimino. Known as "Villa dai cento camini" or "Villa of the hundred chimneys" it served as a retreat for one of Italy's most influential families. Luisa Ricciarini skillfully captured every nuance and detail through her photography, allowing us to admire this stunning piece even from afar. This image not only celebrates Passignano's artistic prowess but also serves as a reminder of Italy's rich cultural heritage. As we gaze upon this print, we are transported back in time to an era where creativity flourished under the patronage of powerful rulers like Ferdinand I de' Medici. It serves as a timeless reminder that great art has no expiration date; its allure continues to
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