Pavese Collection

Christ on the cross, the Three Marys on mourning by John
Pier Francesco Sacchi, called Il Pavese (1485-1528). Italian Renaissance painter. Christ on the cross, the Three Marys on mourning by John and the Donor or Patron, 1514. Gemaldegalerie. Berlin

Oltrepo Pavese, Province of Pavia, Lombardy, Italy

Christ on the cross, the Three Marys on mourning by John
Pier Francesco Sacchi, called il Pavese (1485-1528). Italian Renaissance painter. Christ on the cross, the Three Marys on mourning by John and the Donor or Patron, 1514. Detail. Gemaldegalerie

Taranto, Ponte girevole chiuso, Le forze navali riunite con gran pavese a mar grande (b / w photo)
6012679 Taranto, Ponte girevole chiuso, Le forze navali riunite con gran pavese a mar grande (b/w photo) by Italian Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Taranto)

Luigi Porta Pavese (1800-1875). Italian clinician and surgeon. Statua. University of Pavia. Italy

Italy. Pavia. Courtyard in University of Pavia. From left to right, statues: Luigi Porta Pavese (1800-1875) and Antonio Maria Bordoni (1789-1860)

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"Pavese: A Journey through Art, History, and Beauty in Lombardy, Italy" Immerse yourself in the captivating region of Oltrepo Pavese, nestled within the picturesque Province of Pavia in Lombardy, Italy. Here, amidst rolling hills and vineyards that stretch as far as the eye can see, lies a land rich in cultural heritage. As you explore this enchanting province, let your gaze be drawn to magnificent works of art that tell stories spanning centuries. One such masterpiece is "Christ on the Cross, " an awe-inspiring portrayal of sacrifice and redemption. Its profound symbolism resonates deeply with visitors who witness its power firsthand. In another artistic treasure called "The Three Marys on Mourning" by John (the artist's name), emotions come alive as grief-stricken figures mourn at Christ's tomb. This poignant scene reminds us of the universal human experience of loss and sorrow. Venturing further into Oltrepo Pavese reveals more wonders to behold. The Taranto Bridge stands tall with its revolving mechanism closed tightly shut—a testament to engineering marvels that have stood against time itself. Nearby, naval forces unite under a grand pavese during tumultuous seas—an image frozen forever in black and white photography. Delve into history as you encounter Luigi Porta Pavese—a renowned Italian clinician and surgeon whose contributions continue to shape medical practices today. His legacy serves as a reminder of how individuals can leave indelible marks upon society through their dedication and expertise. A visit to Pavia would not be complete without exploring its prestigious University courtyard—a hub for knowledge seekers since ancient times. Stepping foot into this hallowed space evokes a sense of intellectual curiosity that has thrived within these walls for generations. Oltrepo Pavese beckons travelers with its allure—its landscapes painted with vineyards stretching towards infinity; its art whispering tales from long ago; its historical landmarks standing proud amidst the passage of time.