Xviii Secolo Collection
The XVIII secolo, also known as the 18th century, was a time of great artistic expression and cultural significance
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The XVIII secolo, also known as the 18th century, was a time of great artistic expression and cultural significance. In this period, various artworks emerged that showcased the talent and creativity of renowned artists. One such masterpiece is the fresco titled "Eurybates and Talthybius leading Briseis to Agamemnon. " Created in 1757, this detailed artwork captures the moment when Eurybates and Talthybius escort Briseis to Agamemnon. The intricate brushstrokes bring life to each character's expressions and emotions. Another notable piece from this era is "Apollino (Young Apollo), " sculpted around 1797 using marble. This sculpture beautifully portrays Apollo in his youthful form, exuding grace and elegance through its flawless craftsmanship. "Socrates bidding Farewell to his Family" is another captivating artwork from the late 18th century. Crafted between 1787-90 with plaster, it depicts Socrates saying goodbye to his loved ones before facing his unjust execution. The artist skillfully captures both sorrow and determination on Socrates' face. "Innocence sending away Deceit, " a fresco created in 1734, showcases an allegorical representation of innocence triumphing over deceit. Through vibrant colors and meticulous details, this artwork symbolizes purity prevailing over dishonesty. "The Assumption of Mary, " painted between 1745-48 as a fresco detail, presents a divine scene depicting Mary ascending into heaven surrounded by heavenly figures. Its grandeur captivates viewers with its celestial beauty. The Palazzina (Small Building) boasts several remarkable rooms adorned with breathtaking frescoes. One room displays scenes from Virgil's Aeneid where Venus appears before her son Aeneas on Libya's beach instructing him to visit Dido. Painted in 1756-57, these frescoes transport us into the mythical world of ancient Rome.