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Month of January: snowy landscape with aristocrats and hunters. c. 1535 (fresco)
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Month of January: snowy landscape with aristocrats and hunters. c. 1535 (fresco)
LRI4684865 Month of January: snowy landscape with aristocrats and hunters. c.1535 (fresco) by Maestro Venceslao (fl.1390-1400); Castello del Buonconsilio, Torre dell Aquila, Italy; (add.info.: Month of January: snowy landscape with aristocrats and hunters. Aristocrats play snowballs while hunters go hunting with their dogs. At the bottom the Castello di Stenico castle and a man with the key is ready to open the fortress door. Painting by the Master of the Months or Master Wenceslas (Maestro dei Mesi or Maestro Wenceslao in Italian, beginning of the 15th century) restores by Marcello Fogolino around 1535. Fresco. Trento, Sala del Buonconsiglio, Torre del Aquila (Italy, Trento, Hall of the Good Council, Tower of the Aquila)); Luisa Ricciarini; out of copyright
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This fresco, titled "Month of January: snowy landscape with aristocrats and hunters" transports us back to the 16th century in Italy. Painted by Maestro Venceslao, also known as Master Wenceslas, this artwork showcases the beauty and activities of winter. In this scene, we see a picturesque snowy landscape where aristocrats engage in a playful snowball fight while hunters prepare for their expedition accompanied by loyal dogs. The contrast between leisurely enjoyment and the pursuit of game creates a dynamic atmosphere within the painting. At the bottom of the composition stands Castello di Stenico castle, its fortress door ready to be opened by a man holding its key. This detail adds an element of anticipation and mystery to the overall narrative. The restoration work carried out by Marcello Fogolino around 1535 has preserved this masterpiece's original charm. Located in Trento's Sala del Buonconsiglio within Torre del Aquila, it offers viewers an immersive experience into Renaissance artistry. Through this artwork, we are reminded of how people from centuries ago found joy in simple pleasures amidst nature's wintry embrace. It serves as a testament to human resilience and adaptability throughout different seasons. Luisa Ricciarini's photograph beautifully captures every intricate detail of this historic fresco print. As we gaze upon it today, we can appreciate both its artistic value and historical significance that continue to inspire awe and admiration for Italian Renaissance art.
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