Bartolommeo Crivellari Collection
Bartolomeo Crivellari, a renowned artist from the 18th century, captivated audiences with his exquisite works of art
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Bartolomeo Crivellari, a renowned artist from the 18th century, captivated audiences with his exquisite works of art. In one of his masterpieces, we are transported to a scene where elegantly dressed individuals gather together, their fingers gracefully plucking at the strings of a harp and guitar. The harmonious melodies fill the air as they create an enchanting symphony. Moving on to another captivating piece by Crivellari, Plate 6 depicts Ulysses in a daring act. With determination etched on his face, he drives a burning stake into Polyphemus' eye. This intense moment is frozen in time, showcasing Crivellari's ability to capture raw emotion and dramatic tension within his artwork. In Plate 1, we delve into the Hall of the Institute of Bologna through a cross-section representation meticulously crafted by Crivellari. Every intricate detail is brought to life as we explore this grand space filled with knowledge and enlightenment. Plate 7 transports us back to Ulysses' encounter with Polyphemus once again. This time, Polyphemus stands guard at the entrance of his cavern while blinded by Ulysses' previous attack. The vulnerability juxtaposed against strength creates an intriguing visual narrative that leaves viewers captivated. Ulysses continues to be our guide throughout Crivellari's works as seen in Plate 27 where he is warmly received by Alcinous king of Phaeacia and Queen Areta after surviving treacherous waters. The relief on their faces showcases gratitude for Ulysses' resilience and bravery. Crivellari collaborates with Gabriel Soderling in Plates 2 and 26; both pieces showcase Ulysses navigating perilous situations aided by divine intervention or clever tactics. These artworks highlight not only Crivellari's talent but also his ability to collaborate seamlessly with other artists.