Pellegrino Collection
"Pellegrino: A Journey through Art, History, and Nature in Sicily" Discover the enchanting beauty of Monte Pellegrino, a majestic mountain overlooking Palermo in Sicily
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"Pellegrino: A Journey through Art, History, and Nature in Sicily" Discover the enchanting beauty of Monte Pellegrino, a majestic mountain overlooking Palermo in Sicily, Italy. Its rugged cliffs and breathtaking views have inspired countless artists throughout history. In Milan's Cathedral, marvel at the intricate polychromed marble mosaics from Can that adorn its walls. Each mosaic tells a story of devotion and craftsmanship, showcasing Italy's rich artistic heritage. Meet Raimondinus vilis, an extraordinary creature found only in the depths of the Mediterranean Sea near Sicily. Its unique appearance captivates marine enthusiasts who explore these waters. As ships tie up in Palermo's vibrant harbor, witness the bustling energy of this historic city. The Monte Pellegrino serves as a stunning backdrop to this lively scene, reminding us of nature's grandeur amidst urban life. Delve into art history with St Catherine by Pellegrino Tibaldi. This masterpiece showcases the artist's skillful brushstrokes and his ability to capture emotion on canvas. Travel back in time with Livre de Moresques' title page from 1546 created by Cornelis Bos. This captivating illustration transports us to a world filled with elegance and grace. Plate 6 depicts Ulysses driving a burning stake into Polyphemus' eye - an intense moment captured flawlessly by an unknown artist in 1756. It represents bravery and cunningness against all odds. Explore Plate 1 which reveals a cross-section view of Bologna's Institute Hall - an architectural wonder that stands as a testament to human ingenuity throughout centuries past. Witness Polyphemus guarding his cavern while blinded on Plate 7 - another striking image from Bartolomeo Crivellari and Gabriel Soderling's collection dating back to 1756. It symbolizes vulnerability despite one’s strength.