Ducal Palace: south-west wall of the “Bridal Chamber or Camera Picta", which is a room located in the north-east tower of the Castle of San Giorgio in Mantua. It is famous for the cycle of frescoes that covers its walls, a masterpiece by Andrea Mantegna, created between 1465 and 1474. The wall, on the theme of “The Meeting” is divided into three sectors. In the one on the left the actual meeting takes place, in the central one some cherubs hold a dedicatory plaque and in the one on the right the marquis's court parades. Detail of the right part of the wall. The Marquis Ludovico is represented in the Meeting, this time in official guise, perhaps flanked by Ugolotto Gonzaga, son of his deceased brother Carlo. His son Francesco who is a Cardinal is in front of him. Below them are the sons of Federico I Gonzaga, Francesco and Sigismondo, while their father Federico is on the far right: the generous folds of his dress are a ploy to hide his kyphosis. Federico is in conversation with two ...
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Ducal Palace: south-west wall of the “Bridal Chamber or Camera Picta", which is a room located in the north-east tower of the Castle of San Giorgio in Mantua. It is famous for the cycle of frescoes that covers its walls, a masterpiece by Andrea Mantegna, created between 1465 and 1474.
The wall, on the theme of “The Meeting” is divided into three sectors. In the one on the left the actual meeting takes place, in the central one some cherubs hold a dedicatory plaque and in the one on the right the marquis's court parades.
Detail of the right part of the wall.
The Marquis Ludovico is represented in the Meeting, this time in official guise, perhaps flanked by Ugolotto Gonzaga, son of his deceased brother Carlo. His son Francesco who is a Cardinal is in front of him. Below them are the sons of Federico I Gonzaga, Francesco and Sigismondo, while their father Federico is on the far right: the generous folds of his dress are a ploy to hide his kyphosis. Federico is in conversation with two characters, one in front and the other in the background, indicated by some as Christian I of Denmark
and Frederick III of Habsburg, figures who well represent the family's pride in royal kinship. Finally, the boy in the center is the last son of the marquis, the prothonotary Ludovico.
Palazzo Ducale, Mantova (MN) - Mantua, Lombardia - Lombardy, Italia - Italy

Date

24 oct. 2022

Crédit

Ghigo Roli/Photo12

Notre référence

GHR24A00_102

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

527,8Mo (68,0Mo) / 120,0cm x 110,2cm / 14173 x 13017 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Enfant Enfant Italie Lombardia Lombardie Mantova Mantoue Palazzo Ducale Palais ducal Camera Picta Chambre des Epoux Chambre nuptiale Andrea Mantegna Art Œuvre d'art Peinture Affresco Fresque Rinascimento Renaissance Noblesse Aristocratie Gonzague 15e siècle Quattrocento 15e siècle Ludovico II Gonzaga Louis II Gonzague Louis II de Mantoue Marquis Cour Courtisan Faste Apparat Richesse Ugolotto Gonzague Ugolotto de Sabbioneta Francesco Gonzaga le Vieux Cardinal Sigismondo Gonzaga Sigismond de Gonzague-Mantoue Roi Christian Ier de Danemark, Norvège et Suède Frédéric III du Saint-Empire Frédéric V de Habsbourg Enfant

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