Palmanova Collection

Engraved map, 1598, of the heavily-fortified city of Palmanova, Italy, built by the Venetians near the Adriatic to
ITALY: PALMANOVA MAP, 1598. Engraved map, 1598, of the heavily-fortified city of Palmanova, Italy, built by the Venetians near the Adriatic to prevent Turkish invasions

Designs for the decoration of a ceiling, late 18th-mid-19th century

Design for a Decorated Wall with Grottesque over Blue Background, 1762-1844

Map Palmanova New Palma title object maps cities
Map of Palmanova New Palma (title on object), maps of cities, fortress, Palmanova, Jan Luyken (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1682, paper, etching, h 170 mm × w 134 mm

Chapel Gothic Church recto Outline sketch oval form
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Scene Antique Sacrifice 1762-1844 Pen brown ink
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Sketch Palace Interior Foreshortening Stairs
Artokoloro

Six Designs Decoration Rectangular Horizontal reliefs
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Six Designs Decoration Rectangular Reliefs 1762-1844
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Nativity Christ Shepherds Kings Adoration ca
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Venetian Capriccio Landscape Farm Building Sarcophagus
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Design Decorated Wall Grottesque Blue Background
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Design Wall Decorated Grotesque 1762-1844 Pen
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Ornamental Design Caryatid Figure Standing Stool
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Man Assisting Woman Mount Horse Two Figures Dog
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Rest Flight Egypt 1762-1844 Pen brown ink brush
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Design Statue Prudence Sketches Upper Left Corner
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Design Statue Justice Sketches Left n. d Pen brown ink
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Italy, Palmanova, map, engraving from Civitates Orbis Terrarum by Georg Braun and Franz Hogenberg, active in Cologne
Cartography, Italy, 16th century. Map of Palmanova. Engraving from Civitates Orbis Terrarum by Georg Braun and Franz Hogenberg, active in Cologne

Italy, Friuli Venezia Giulia Region, Palmanova, Aquileia Gate and Walls
Italy - Friuli Venezia Giulia Region - Palmanova - Aquileia Gate and Walls

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Palmanova, a picturesque town in northeastern Italy, is not just a place of stunning beauty but also an embodiment of rich historical and artistic heritage. As you stroll through the enchanting streets, you will come across the magnificent Statue of Girolamo Renier in Piazza Grande. This masterpiece, created between 1684-1686, pays homage to an influential figure from Palmanova's past. The town is adorned with exquisite designs that adorn its ceilings and walls. Intricate patterns dating back to the late 18th to mid-19th century grace the interiors, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship prevalent during that era. One such design depicts a decorated wall with grottesque motifs against a mesmerizing blue background—a true feast for the eyes. Exploring further, you'll discover maps showcasing Palmanova's evolution over time. The New Palma title object maps cities offer insights into how this charming town has grown and transformed throughout history. Religious fervor finds expression in Palmanova's Gothic Church Chapel. An outline sketch captures its unique oval form—a testament to architectural ingenuity blended seamlessly with spiritual devotion. Nearby lies another captivating scene—an antique sacrifice depicted using pen and brown ink—evoking emotions and transporting viewers back centuries. As you venture into palaces within Palmanova's embrace, be prepared to be awestruck by their grandeur. A sketch portraying palace interior foreshortening stairs showcases masterful perspective techniques employed by talented artists of yore. Artistic flair extends beyond architecture as well; decorative elements like rectangular horizontal reliefs add charm and elegance to various structures around town. Designs featuring two slaves supporting an eagle atop a console exemplify both opulence and symbolism intertwined harmoniously. A visit to Palmanova would be incomplete without witnessing religious artistry at its finest—the nativity scene depicting Christ surrounded by shepherds and kings engenders feelings of awe-inspiring reverence among visitors.