1556 1629 Collection
"1556-1629: A Journey through History and Art" Step into the enchanting pleasure garden and Pavilion of Pope Pius IV at the Vatican Palace
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"1556-1629: A Journey through History and Art" Step into the enchanting pleasure garden and Pavilion of Pope Pius IV at the Vatican Palace, where Carlo Maderno's architectural prowess shines through every window. The intricate details transport you to a bygone era. In Plate 35, witness the Batavians' apprehension as they embark on peace talks amidst an ongoing war. Plate 23 captures the tension as Roman troops approach while conference steps are taken by Romans anew. Experience Saint Andrew's martyrdom in ca 1595 Oil brunaille, a powerful depiction that evokes deep emotions. Plate 16 showcases Roman captives held within an old fortress during times of war against the Romans themselves. Plate 20 unveils Civilis having his hair cut before engaging in battle with the mighty Romans. Meanwhile, Cerialis pardons and relieves weary Roman soldiers in Plate 26, showcasing compassion amidst conflict. Plate 1 portrays Roma and Batavia shaking hands amid their fierce rivalry with Rome. Envoys from Cologne bring presents to Civilis in Plate 21, highlighting diplomacy amidst turmoil. The Rhine War takes center stage in Plate 6 as Romans face defeat against the resilient Batavians. Lastly, witness Cerialis leading a relentless attack on Trier in Plate 25—a testament to strategic warfare tactics employed by ancient commanders. Embark on this captivating journey through history and art—where stories of wars waged between civilizations come alive; where moments of peace intermingle with acts of valor; where architecture meets emotion; all encapsulated within these remarkable plates from "1556-1629.