Artwork
Logge del Vaticano
Logge del Vaticano is a print by Carlo Lasinio. It dates from 1850 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. This print is one of a series of thirteen detailed engravings depicting the interior of the Vatican Loggia.
About this work
Overview
This print is one of a series of thirteen detailed engravings depicting the interior of the Vatican Loggia. It shows two adjacent pilasters, intricately decorated with various scenes and motifs.
Subject & Meaning
The engraving captures ornate wall decorations featuring small narrative scenes, often with figures in classical poses. The scenes are arranged within elaborate borders and panels, suggesting a rich architectural context.
Technique & Style
The print is characterized by its detailed rendering of ornate decorations, with muted colors and touches of gold. The style is reminiscent of Renaissance architecture, with intricate carvings and patterns adorning the pilasters.
History & Provenance
The series to which this print belongs is dedicated to Baron Ermanno de Schubart, with a title page engraved by Johann Balzar. The Victoria and Albert Museum holds related prints.
Artist & collection
Quarts de plafons
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Architectural drawing of Tirumala Nayak at Madura,
Statue of Cupid in a Wall Niche
Ornament print showing a pair of console tables
Ornamental Panel Surmounted by a Naiad and a River God
The Tomb of Julius II
Plan et elevation des plus beaux confessionnaux de Paris, tres fidelemant mesure
Plan et elevation des plus beaux confessionnaux de Paris, tres fidelemant mesure
Quarts de plafons
Plan et elevation des plus beaux confessionnaux de Paris, tres fidelemant mesure
Logge del Vaticano