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Fontainebleau School Collection

The Fontainebleau School, known for its exquisite artistry and intricate decorative schemes, captivates viewers with its masterpieces

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: View down the length of the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (photo)

View down the length of the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (photo)
PWI105676 View down the length of the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (photo); Chateau de Fontainebleau, Seine-et-Marne, France; (add.info)

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Sacking of Troy or Catania, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I

The Sacking of Troy or Catania, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I (1494-1547)
XIR171370 The Sacking of Troy or Catania, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I (1494-1547) 1535-40 (fresco and stucco) by Rosso Fiorentino

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: Hunting out Ignorance, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I

Hunting out Ignorance, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I
PWI105678 Hunting out Ignorance, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (fresco and stucco) by Rosso Fiorentino, Giovanni Battista (1494-1540); Chateau de Fontainebleau

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Triumphal Elephant, an allegorical tribute to Francis I

The Triumphal Elephant, an allegorical tribute to Francis I
PWI105686 The Triumphal Elephant, an allegorical tribute to Francis I, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (fresco and stucco) by Rosso Fiorentino

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Education of Achilles, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I

The Education of Achilles, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I
PWI105682 The Education of Achilles, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (fresco and stucco) (see also 210355) by Rosso Fiorentino

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Nymph of Fontainebleau, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I

The Nymph of Fontainebleau, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I
PWI105683 The Nymph of Fontainebleau, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (fresco and stucco) by Rosso Fiorentino

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Fountain of Youth, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I

The Fountain of Youth, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I
PWI105681 The Fountain of Youth, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (fresco and stucco) by Rosso Fiorentino, Giovanni Battista (1494-1540); Chateau de Fontainebleau

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Death of Adonis, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I

The Death of Adonis, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I
PWI105680 The Death of Adonis, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (fresco and stucco) by Rosso Fiorentino, Giovanni Battista (1494-1540); Chateau de Fontainebleau

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Unification of the State, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I

The Unification of the State, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I
PWI105679 The Unification of the State, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (fresco and stucco) by Rosso Fiorentino

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Triumphal Elephant, an allegorical tribute to Francis I

The Triumphal Elephant, an allegorical tribute to Francis I
PWI243035 The Triumphal Elephant, an allegorical tribute to Francis I, detail of decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (fresco and stucco) by Rosso Fiorentino

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: View down the length of the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (photo)

View down the length of the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (photo)
XIR154786 View down the length of the Gallery of Francis I, 1530-40 (photo) by French School, (16th century); Chateau de Fontainebleau, Seine-et-Marne

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: Vase River God Oval Medallion 17th century Engraving

Vase River God Oval Medallion 17th century Engraving
Artokoloro

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: Vase River God Oval Medallion 17th century late

Vase River God Oval Medallion 17th century late
Artokoloro

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: Vase Helios Phaeton Chariot Sun 17th century

Vase Helios Phaeton Chariot Sun 17th century
Artokoloro

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: Galerie Francois I, Fresco depicting La Nymphe de Fontainebleau (stuccoed

Galerie Francois I, Fresco depicting La Nymphe de Fontainebleau (stuccoed
XIR898156 Galerie FranAzois I, Fresco depicting La Nymphe de Fontainebleau (stuccoed, part of the ceiling and woodwork visible), after Rosso Fiorentino, Giovanni Battista (1494-1540), 1860 (fresco)

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: Scene from the Commedia dell Arte, c. 1765 (oil on canvas)

Scene from the Commedia dell Arte, c. 1765 (oil on canvas)
XIR240949 Scene from the Commedia dell Arte, c.1765 (oil on canvas) by French School, (18th century); J & M Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, Florida, USA; French, out of copyright

Background imageFontainebleau School Collection: The Catanaean Twins, Anapias and Amphinamus at the Sacrificial Altar, detail of the

The Catanaean Twins, Anapias and Amphinamus at the Sacrificial Altar, detail of the
XIR171369 The Catanaean Twins, Anapias and Amphinamus at the Sacrificial Altar, detail of the decorative scheme in the Gallery of Francis I (1494-1547) 1535-40 (fresco and stucco)


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The Fontainebleau School, known for its exquisite artistry and intricate decorative schemes, captivates viewers with its masterpieces. Step into the Gallery of Francis I and be transported to a world of mythological tales and allegorical tributes. "The Sacking of Troy or Catania" unveils a dramatic scene, depicting the destruction of an ancient city. The fresco and stucco work in this piece showcase the school's attention to detail and ability to bring historical events to life. In "Hunting out Ignorance, " another section of the gallery's decorative scheme, we witness a powerful message conveyed through art. This particular artwork symbolizes the pursuit of knowledge as a means to eradicate ignorance from society. "The Triumphal Elephant" stands tall as an allegorical tribute to Francis I himself. This majestic sculpture represents power, strength, and victory – qualities that were associated with the king during his reign. As we delve further into mythology, "The Education of Achilles" captures our imagination. Through delicate brushstrokes and meticulous detailing, this painting transports us back in time to witness Achilles' tutelage under Chiron, highlighting both wisdom and heroism. Amongst these captivating works is "The Nymph of Fontainebleau. " Its enchanting beauty mesmerizes all who gaze upon it; every stroke seems imbued with ethereal grace that brings forth feelings of tranquility. "The Fountain of Youth" presents yet another enchanting tale within the gallery's decorative scheme. With vibrant colors and intricate designs adorning this masterpiece, it reminds us all that youthfulness can be found not only in age but also in spirit. In contrast to these mythical narratives lies "The Death of Adonis. " Here we see tragedy unfold before our eyes as Venus mourns her lover's demise. The emotional depth portrayed in this piece showcases the artists' ability to evoke strong emotions through their craft.