Giovanni Girolamo Frezza Collection
Giovanni Girolamo Frezza, a renowned artist from the 17th and 18th centuries, left an indelible mark on the world of art with his exquisite creations
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Giovanni Girolamo Frezza, a renowned artist from the 17th and 18th centuries, left an indelible mark on the world of art with his exquisite creations. One such masterpiece is "Pan foiled by Diana, " a captivating sculpture that showcases Frezza's exceptional talent in capturing movement and emotion. Created in 1675-1741, this artwork depicts the intense encounter between Pan, the mischievous god of nature, and Diana, the goddess of hunting. In another stunning piece titled "Statue of Venus, " Frezza brings to life the timeless beauty of this Roman goddess. Crafted in 1734, this statue exudes elegance and grace as it embodies love and desire. With meticulous attention to detail, Frezza captures every curve and contour of Venus' form, making her come alive before our eyes. Frezza's religious works are equally awe-inspiring. In "The Virgin with apostles looking up towards the Holy Dove and two angels, " he pays homage to Reni's iconic painting by recreating its essence through his own unique interpretation. The scene portrays deep reverence as Mary stands surrounded by apostles gazing at a heavenly dove descending upon them. Another notable religious artwork is "Saint Margarita of Cortona. " This piece beautifully captures Saint Margarita kneeling before Christ after Pietro Andrea Pucciardi. . Ca. , showcasing her devotion and humility in seeking forgiveness for her sins. Frezza also delves into mythology with his depiction of Pallas in 1680-1741. This sculpture exhibits strength and wisdom personified by Pallas Athena -the Greek goddess associated with warfare strategy- as she stands tall amidst intricate details that showcase her divine power. His genre scenes are equally impressive; take for instance "Reapers of grain" created in 1704 or "Vintage scene" from the same year.