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The punishment of the treacherous schoolmaster of Falerii, c. 1544. Artist: Rossi, Francesco, de (1510-1563)

The punishment of the treacherous schoolmaster of Falerii, c. 1544. Artist: Rossi, Francesco, de (1510-1563)


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The punishment of the treacherous schoolmaster of Falerii, c. 1544. Artist: Rossi, Francesco, de (1510-1563)

The punishment of the treacherous schoolmaster of Falerii, c. 1544. Found in the collection of the Palazzo Vecchio, Florence

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Camillo Florence Francesco Fresco Mannerism Marcus Furius Camillus Palazzo Vecchio Roman School Rossi Allegory And Literature Camillus


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This print showcases "The punishment of the treacherous schoolmaster of Falerii" a remarkable fresco painted by Francesco Rossi in 1544. Housed within the prestigious Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Italy, this artwork exemplifies the exquisite craftsmanship and allegorical storytelling prevalent during the Mannerism period. The scene depicted is based on an ancient Roman legend involving Marcus Furius Camillus, a renowned military leader. According to myth, when the city of Falerii rebelled against Rome, its deceitful schoolmaster betrayed his students by offering them as hostages to Camillus. In response to this treachery, Camillus ordered that the schoolmaster be paraded through Rome with his hands tied behind him and accompanied by his former pupils who were armed with sticks. Rossi masterfully captures this dramatic moment in history through vivid colors and intricate details. The composition evokes a sense of tension and moral judgment as we witness justice being served upon the unfaithful educator. This powerful image serves as a reminder that betrayal will always face consequences. As we admire this fine art piece from centuries past, it transports us back in time to experience both historical events and artistic brilliance simultaneously. Through its fusion of mythology, literature, and visual aesthetics, Rossi's fresco continues to captivate viewers with its timeless appeal at Palazzo Vecchio—a testament to human creativity throughout generations.

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