Casalmaggiore Collection
Discover the rich history of Casalmaggiore through captivating artworks and historical events
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Discover the rich history of Casalmaggiore through captivating artworks and historical events. In the early 16th century, Francesco I d'Este valiantly protected the French from a Spanish siege, showcasing his bravery and loyalty. The Duke and his troops can be seen in an intriguing artwork titled 'L'Idea di un Principe ed Eroe Cristiano, ' depicting their presence in Casalmaggiore. Delve into astrology during this era with an enchanting etching that measures 6 7/16 x 3 13/16 inches, offering a glimpse into the beliefs of the time. Immerse yourself in artistry with various etchings capturing different subjects. A helmeted head from the years 1662-1678 showcases intricate details meticulously engraved on plate measuring 2 11/16 inches. Witness Infant Hercules peacefully asleep in a second state etching created between 1625-1677, displaying delicate lines that bring this mythological figure to life. Explore religious themes depicted through art as well. An entombment scene dating back to the early mid-16th century invites contemplation and reflection upon its intricately etched sheet. Judith's courageous act of placing Holofernes' severed head inside a sack is captured skillfully by an artist's hand-held figure. Dive further into helmeted heads portrayed throughout history; one particular etching from the seventeenth century offers a reverse copy for closer examination while another from 1645 presents us with a young girl's captivating visage on Plate measuring approximately three and eleven-sixteenths inches. Lastly, witness Mutius Scaevola's legendary act of placing his hand amidst flames on his left half—an awe-inspiring moment captured through an evocative etching dating back centuries ago. Casalmaggiore holds within its walls not only tales of valor but also artistic treasures that transport you to different eras.