Ipse dixit: In Italy the Renaissance.
In Italy the Renaissance Rinascimento Photo and Gallery Copyright By Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling Travel is the traveler in Italy itravelinitaly.com |
The Renaissance in Venice - Il Rinascimento a Venezia.
At the end of the fifteenth-century canons of Renaissance architecture also began to appear, for example in Ca 'Dario and Palazzo Corner Spinelli, the latter of Mauro Codussi, a pioneer of this style in Venice. Ca 'Vendramin Calergi, which is one of his masterpieces and now houses the Venice Casino, reveals a transition now complete: the large and numerous openwork windows are round and flanked by columns of the three classic orders. The references to classical architecture are more evident in the work of Jacopo Sansovino, who arrived from Rome in 1527: on the Grand Canal, in addition to the Fabbriche Nuove in Rialto, he designed Palazzo Corner della Ca 'Granda and Palazzo Dolfin Manin, which are distinguished by the grandeur and horizontal trend of the white facade and for the development around a central courtyard. Palazzo Papadopoli by Gian Giacomo de 'Grigi and Palazzo Grimani di San Luca by Michele Sanmicheli are also in Renaissance style. Several buildings of the same period, on the other hand, featured frescoes by great painters (Il Pordenone, Tintoretto, Paolo Veronese), all of which were lost.