Carpi Collection
"Carpi: A Journey Through Myth and Faith" Step into the world of Carpi, where art and imagination intertwine to create captivating masterpieces
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"Carpi: A Journey Through Myth and Faith" Step into the world of Carpi, where art and imagination intertwine to create captivating masterpieces. From the enchanting Virgin and child surrounded by figures, painted by Andrea Scacciati in 1766, to Ugo da Carpi's thought-provoking works like Diogenes and The death of Ananias, this collection takes you on a visual voyage through time. In "Snow in Carpi, " an oil painting on cardboard, we witness the beauty of nature captured with delicate brushstrokes. The scene transports us to a winter wonderland, evoking feelings of serenity and tranquility. Ugo da Carpi's artistic prowess shines through his portrayal of Hercules' triumph over Envy or Avarice at the Temple of Muses. This powerful image depicts Hercules as a symbol of strength and virtue driving away negativity from sacred grounds. Diogenes, seated before his barrel immersed in reading while a plucked hen stands beside him - this intriguing piece invites contemplation about knowledge-seeking amidst simplicity. It reminds us that wisdom can be found even in the most unexpected places. The young Saint John the Baptist emerges from Ugo da Carpi's canvas with an ethereal glow surrounding him. His presence exudes purity and spirituality as he resides within the wilderness – a testament to faith flourishing amidst solitude. Hercules continues to captivate our attention as he battles mythical creatures such as Antaeus and Nemean Lion. These epic encounters showcase da Carpi's ability to bring legends alive through his intricate details and vivid colors. A Sibyl reading a book facing left draws us into her mystical realm where ancient prophecies unfold. With each stroke of Ugo da Capri's brush, she becomes more enigmatic yet alluring – leaving us yearning for answers hidden within her pages. Finally, we witness Christ's Resurrection depicted by da Carpi's skilled hand.