Sebastiano Ricci Collection
Sebastiano Ricci, an Italian painter of the 17th-18th century, left a lasting legacy with his remarkable works
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Sebastiano Ricci, an Italian painter of the 17th-18th century, left a lasting legacy with his remarkable works. One of his notable creations is the painted ceiling of the vault in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament at the Abbey of Santa Giustina. This fresco showcases Ricci's mastery in capturing celestial scenes that transport viewers to another realm. In "The Continence of Scipio, " painted around 1706, Ricci depicts a powerful moment from ancient Roman history. The artwork portrays Scipio Africanus showing restraint and mercy towards a beautiful captive princess. Through this piece, Ricci demonstrates his ability to bring historical events to life on canvas. Another captivating painting by Sebastiano Ricci is "Bacchus and Ceres. " Created not long after 1710, this oil on canvas masterpiece showcases the artist's skillful use of colors and textures. The image captures Bacchus, god of wine, alongside Ceres, goddess of agriculture and fertility. Their presence exudes joy and abundance. "Our Lady enthroned with Saints" is yet another testament to Sebastiano Ricci's talent as an artist. Painted in 1708, this piece displays intricate details that highlight religious figures surrounding Mary on her throne. It exemplifies Ricci's ability to convey spirituality through art. One cannot overlook "The Last Supper, " completed between 1713-1714 by Sebastiano Ricci himself. This depiction immortalizes Jesus Christ sharing his final meal with his disciples before his crucifixion. The painting captures both solemnity and serenity simultaneously. Ricci collaborated with Marco Ricci for the creation of "Memorial to Admiral Sir Clowdisley Shovell" in 1725—a tribute honoring a renowned naval officer who tragically lost his life at sea during a storm off England's coast. Together they crafted an awe-inspiring memorial that pays homage to Shovell's bravery and sacrifice.