Da Ponte Collection

Lorenzo Da Ponte, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance and diverse talents

Da Ponte Collection: Studies for a Flagellation: A Man Scourging and the Head of Christ, (black and white chalk, pastel)

Studies for a Flagellation: A Man Scourging and the Head of Christ, (black and white chalk, pastel)
990011 Studies for a Flagellation: A Man Scourging and the Head of Christ, (black and white chalk, pastel) by Bassano, Jacopo (Jacopo da Ponte) (1510-92); 38x24 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Da Ponte Collection: Portrait of the opera librettist and poet Lorenzo Da Ponte (1749-1838)

Portrait of the opera librettist and poet Lorenzo Da Ponte (1749-1838), . Private Collection

Da Ponte Collection: Lorenzo da Ponte, Italian poet and librettist, c1890

Lorenzo da Ponte, Italian poet and librettist, c1890. Late 19th century portrait of da Ponte (1749-1838), born Emmanuele Conegliano

First winter Indigo Bunting in Da Ponte, Corvo, Azores October 12, 2010, Passerina cyanea, Portugal

Da Ponte Collection: Bust-Length Study Bearded Man Cap Three-Quarter View

Bust-Length Study Bearded Man Cap Three-Quarter View
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JUAN VINCENTE BOLIVAR Y PONTE. Father of Simon Bolivar

Da Ponte Collection: ROME: PONTE ROTTO, 1833. View of the Ponte Rotto, the ruins of the ancient Pons Aemilius

ROME: PONTE ROTTO, 1833. View of the Ponte Rotto, the ruins of the ancient Pons Aemilius on the Tiber River at Rome, Italy

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Lorenzo Da Ponte, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance and diverse talents. From his captivating portraits to his profound poetry, Da Ponte's legacy is immortalized through various mediums. In "Studies for a Flagellation: A Man Scourging and the Head of Christ, " the intricate details of black and white chalk and pastel bring forth an emotional intensity that leaves viewers in awe. Another portrait showcases Da Ponte himself, the opera librettist and poet whose words have touched countless hearts throughout history. In "Portrait of Lorenzo da Ponte as Bishop, " we witness the transformation of this multifaceted artist into a spiritual figure, symbolizing his deep connection with both earthly passions and divine inspiration. The image captures his essence as he navigated between worlds, weaving tales on stage while embracing spirituality offstage. Nature intertwines with artistry in unexpected ways as well. The mention of Indigo Buntings perched in Da Ponte reveals how even birds find solace within its enchanting surroundings. Similarly, an Immature Magnolia Warbler finds respite on a branch amidst the beauty of Corvo's Azores island. But it doesn't stop there; history also intersects with Da Ponte's story. Juan Vincente Bolivar y Ponte emerges as another significant figure connected to him – the father who played an instrumental role in shaping Simon Bolivar's destiny. And finally, we are transported to Rome through James Duffield Harding's steel engraving titled "Ponte Rotto. " This depiction allows us to glimpse at the ruins of Pons Aemilius on Tiber River—a testament to time's relentless march yet preserving ancient stories within its fractured structure. Lorenzo da Ponte may be best known for his contributions to opera libretti but exploring these hints reveals a man whose influence extended far beyond music alone—his creativity knew no bounds.