Cornelio Collection

Italian composer Pietro Mascagni enjoying a bottle of wine at Cornelios restaurant, Florence, Italy
6014219 Italian composer Pietro Mascagni enjoying a bottle of wine at Cornelios restaurant, Florence, Italy, after a rehearsal (litho) by English School

The Death of Seneca, standing at center with his feet in a basin of water, supported by a disciple at left while another takes down his last words at right, ca. 1655-78

The education of the Virgin, with Saint Anne seated on a bench looking upwards and putting her arm around the Virgin, ca. 1645-78

Bust portrait of Philip Rubens, in a niche, ca. 1627-78. Creator: Cornelis Galle II
Bust portrait of Philip Rubens, in a niche, ca. 1627-78

Venus nursing three Cupids in a landscape, ca. 1627-78. Creator: Cornelis Galle II
Venus nursing three Cupids in a landscape, ca. 1627-78

Maxilmiliano Conde de Buren, (mid-late 17th century). Creator: Gaspar Bouttats
Maxilmiliano Conde de Buren, (mid-late 17th century). Portrait of Maximiliaan of Egmont (1509-1548), Count of Buren and Leerdam, and Stadtholder of Friesland

Cornelio Bentivoglio
CORNELIO BENTIVOGLIO Italian cardinal, poet and patron of art. Date: 1668 - 1732

POMPEII: CORNELIO RUFFO. Ruins of the casa di Cornelio Ruffo at Pompeii, Italy. Photograph, c1890

Pompeii - Italy - Casa di Cornelio Rufo. Date: circa 1910s

Document of the Junta Provisional de Potosi, signed by Cornelio Saavedra, 30th July 1810. BOLIVIA. Potos� House of Coins Museum

Casa di Cornelio Ruffo, Pompei. Photograph shows the ruins of the casa di Cornelio Ruffo at Pompeii. Date between 1877 and 1900

Cornelio Musso / Larmessin
CORNELIO MUSSO Italian bishop

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"Cornelio: A Journey through Time and Art" Step into the enchanting world of Cornelio, where history, art, and culture intertwine. From the bustling streets of Florence to the ancient ruins of Pompeii, this captivating figure has left his mark in various realms. In one scene, we find Italian composer Pietro Mascagni indulging in a bottle of wine at Cornelios restaurant in Florence. After a rehearsal filled with melodies that touched souls, he sought solace and inspiration within these walls. Moving on to another masterpiece, "The Death of Seneca, " Cornelio stands at the center with his feet immersed in a basin of water. Supported by symbolism and emotion, this poignant portrayal captures the essence of human struggle and sacrifice. Shifting gears to "The Education of the Virgin, " Saint Anne sits serenely on a bench as she gazes upwards. This tender moment depicts not only maternal love but also the passing down of wisdom from generation to generation. A bust portrait comes next - Philip Rubens immortalized by Cornelis Galle II. The intricate details etched into this niche capture Rubens' essence while showcasing Galle's artistic prowess. Venus takes center stage once more as she nurses three Cupids amidst a picturesque landscape. Created by none other than Cornelis Galle II himself, this artwork exudes beauty and tenderness while exploring themes of love and devotion. Maximiliano Conde de Buren steps forward from the pages of history during the 17th century. Gaspar Bouttats brings him back to life through an exquisite portrait that reflects power and nobility. Cornelio Bentivoglio emerges as yet another intriguing character who leaves us yearning for more knowledge about his life story. His name echoes through time like whispers carried on gentle breezes. Pompeii unveils its secrets with Casa di Cornelio Ruffo standing tall among the ruins.