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Francesco Petrarca oratore di Francesco da Carrara si confonde al cospetto del Veneto Senato, 1373 (engraving)
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Francesco Petrarca oratore di Francesco da Carrara si confonde al cospetto del Veneto Senato, 1373 (engraving)
2811358 Francesco Petrarca oratore di Francesco da Carrara si confonde al cospetto del Veneto Senato, 1373 (engraving) by Italian School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Francesco Petrarca oratore di Francesco da Carrara si confonde al cospetto del Veneto Senato, 1373. Illustration for Storia Veneta Espressa in Centocinquanta Tavole (Grimaldo, 1867).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving, titled "Francesco Petrarca oratore di Francesco da Carrara si confonde al cospetto del Veneto Senato, 1373" takes us back to the rich history of Venice in the 14th century. Created by an Italian School artist in the 19th century, this print captures a significant moment in time. The scene unfolds within the grand halls of the Veneto Senato as Francesco Petrarca, renowned poet and scholar, stands before Francesco da Carrara, a powerful figure from Padua. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation as Petrarca addresses the esteemed members of the Senate. His eloquence and wisdom are evident through his poised stance and expressive gestures. However, what makes this image truly intriguing is how it portrays Petrarca's vulnerability amidst such authority. As he speaks passionately about matters close to his heart, he becomes visibly overwhelmed by emotions that blend admiration for Venice's political prowess with personal introspection. This engraving was originally created as an illustration for Storia Veneta Espressa in Centocinquanta Tavole (Grimaldo, 1867), showcasing its historical significance. It offers viewers a glimpse into both Venetian society at that time and the impact of influential figures like Petrarca on shaping cultural discourse. Through this artwork's intricate details and masterful composition, we are transported to a pivotal moment where intellect meets power within one of Italy's most iconic cities – Venice.
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