Francesi Collection

St Nicholas and the three children, 1592, Girolamo Muziano, church of St. Louis of the french, San Luigi dei francesi
5309837 St Nicholas and the three children, 1592, Girolamo Muziano, church of St. Louis of the french, San Luigi dei francesi, Rome, Italy by Muziano, Girolamo (1532-92); San Luigi dei Francesi

Altarpiece in the chapel dedicated to St. Louis, Plautilla Bricci, church of San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome, Italy
5309840 Altarpiece in the chapel dedicated to St. Louis, Plautilla Bricci, church of San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome, Italy by Bricci, Plautilla (1616-c.1690); San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome

Virgin with child between St Francis and St John the Baptist, known as the Madonna of Clemency or of the grating, 15th
3559387 Virgin with child between St Francis and St John the Baptist, known as the Madonna of Clemency or of the grating, 15th by Umbrian School, (15th century); San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome

Annunciation, early 15th century (fresco)
3559382 Annunciation, early 15th century (fresco) by Forli, Melozzo da (1438-94) (attr.to); San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome, Italy; (add.info.: Chapel of the Annunciation, Church of St)

The Porta all Arco, Etruscan door in the walls of Volterra, Tuscany
6339876 The Porta all Arco, Etruscan door in the walls of Volterra, Tuscany by Francesi (19th century); (add.info.: The Porta all Arco, Etruscan door in the walls of Volterra, Tuscany)

Men on horseback hunting boars and bulls in ancient Etruria. The Etruscans trained dogs and falcons. From a gilded silver patera or bowl. Caccia

Aleutian women of Porto de Francesi, Alaska, wearing bearskin capes over dresses and showing their distinctive lip piercings

Aleutian natives building boats and drying fish at a village in the Nushagak area, Bristol Bay (Porto dei Francesi), Alaska

Apotheosis of Saint Louis, 1754-1756, by Charles-Joseph Nato
Charles-Joseph Natoire (1700-1777). French painter. Apotheosis of Saint Louis, 1754-1756. Ceiling of the Church of St Louis of the French. Rome. Italy

Italy. Rome. Church of St Louis of the French. Interior
Italy. Rome. Church of St Louis of the French. 18th century. Interior in baroque style

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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Francesi: From Artistic Masterpieces to Cultural Wonders" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Francesi, where history and art intertwine seamlessly. The Apotheosis of Saint Louis, a magnificent masterpiece created by Charles-Joseph Nato in 1754-1756, transports you to a realm of divine beauty and spirituality. Step into the church of St. Louis of the French in Rome, Italy, and be mesmerized by Girolamo Muziano's St Nicholas and the three children from 1592. This enchanting artwork tells a tale that resonates through time. Plautilla Bricci's altarpiece dedicated to St. Louis adorns the chapel with its intricate details and profound symbolism. As you gaze upon it, feel an overwhelming sense of reverence wash over you. The Madonna of Clemency or Grating is another treasure that awaits your discovery—a sublime depiction from the 15th century showcasing Virgin Mary with St Francis and St John the Baptist. Its delicate brushstrokes evoke serenity and grace. Travel back in time with an early 15th-century fresco depicting Annunciation—an exquisite portrayal that captivates viewers with its ethereal charm. Delve into Italy's rich past as you explore Rome through an engraving from 1890—witness how this ancient city has evolved while still preserving its timeless allure. Venture beyond Rome's borders to Tuscany, where the Porta all Arco stands proudly as a testament to Etruscan craftsmanship—a doorway connecting us to their fascinating civilization. Experience exhilaration as men on horseback hunt boars and bulls in ancient Etruria—an awe-inspiring glimpse into their vibrant traditions passed down through generations. Journey across continents to Alaska, where Aleutian women at Porto de Francesi showcase their remarkable skills—building boats and drying fish—a testament to their resilience and resourcefulness.