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Art museum in Venice, Italy From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Pinacoteca Querini Stampalia is an art collection and museum in Venice, Italy.[1] Situated inside the Palazzo Querini Stampalia, in the sestiere of Castello, on the left bank of the Grand Canal, it includes famous paintings as a self- portrait and Adam and Eve by Palma Giovane, a Sacra Conversazione by Palma Vecchio and a Madonna and Child by Bernardo Strozzi. It also holds prized drawings by Giovanni Bellini, Raphael, Paolo Veronese, Titian, and Tintoretto.
The picture gallery is displayed within twenty rooms on the second floor of the palace which also contains furniture, a large public library, porcelains and musical instruments, along with works by artists ranging from the 14th-18th century.
The palazzo was renovated from its original state before the 1960s. From 1961–1963, Carlo Scarpa restored parts of the building, while changing others. Scarpa created a series of islands, and allowed the water to come into the lobby space. He also restored the idea of a courtyard garden behind the building, with an abstracted rill fountain. Later additions (1993–2003) are by Mario Botta. The palace also houses the Fondazione Querini Stampalia, which sponsors a prominent library and contemporary art expositions.
Painters | Work | Date | Image |
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Anonymous genre painter, based on etching of Vincenzo Coronellia, | Skaters on frozen lagoon at Fondamenta Nuove in 1708 | ||
Giovanni Bellini | Madonna & Magi | ||
Giulio Carpioni | Banchetto degli Dei (Banquet of the Gods) | ||
Annibale Carracci | Self-portrait | ||
Bernardino Castelli | Ritrotto di Francesco Falier | ||
Carlo Ceresa | Portraits | ||
Federico Cervelli | Pan & Siringa | ||
Federico Cervelli | Orfeo & Euridice | ||
Federico Cervelli | Warrior before architectural plans of a fortress | ||
Lorenzo di Credi | |||
Girolamo Forabosco | |||
Nicoló Frangipane | Baccanale (Bacchanal) | ||
Matteo Ghidoni (Matteo dei Pitocchi) | Zuffa di Contadini (Peasant Meal) | ||
Matteo Ghidoni (Matteo dei Pitocchi) | Il Medico Ciarlatano (Charlatan Doctor or Quack) | ||
Matteo Ghidoni (Matteo dei Pitocchi) | Festa Campestre Presso un Castello (Peasants celebrate near castle) | ||
Matteo Ghidoni (Matteo dei Pitocchi) | Festa Campestre Presso una Casa (Peasants celebrate near house) | ||
Luca Giordano | Leucippo & Democritus | ||
Giovan Battista Langetti | Diogenes & Alexander | ||
Pietro Longhi | Il Ridotto | 1757-60 | |
Pietro Longhi | La furlana (Dance of the Furlana) | c. 1750-55 | |
Pietro Longhi | La famiglia Sagredo (The Sagredo family) | c. 1752 | |
Pietro Longhi | La lezione di geografia (Geography Lesson) | c. 1750-52 | |
Pietro Longhi | Sette Sacramenti (7 Sacraments: Baptism, Ordination, Confession, Confirmation, Communion, Marriage, & Extreme Unction | 1755-57 | |
Pietro Longhi | La frateria di Venezia (Seminary) | 1761 | |
Pietro Longhi | Le tentazioni di Sant'Antonio (Temptations of St. Anthony) | 1761 | |
Pietro Longhi | Il casotto del leone (Circus) | 1762 | |
Pietro Longhi | Scene di cacci (Hunting Scenes) | 1765-60 | |
Pietro Longhi | La famiglia Michiel (Michiel family portrait | c. 1780 | |
Andrea Medulich (Il Schiavone) | Conversione Di S. Paolo (Conversion of Saint Paul) | ||
Bartolomeo Nazari | Portrait of Cardinal Angelo Maria Querini | ||
Palma il Vecchio | Portraits | ||
Palma il Giovane | Portrait | ||
Palma il Giovane | Donato and Caterino | ||
Marco Ricci | Three rustic landscapes | ||
Marco Ricci | Armelina | ||
Marco Ricci | Portrait of a gentleman | ||
Francesco Rizzo da Santacroce | L'adorazione Dei Magi (Adoration by Magi) | ||
Antonio Stom (attributed) | La partenza del Bucintoro (Departure of the Bucintoro) | 1729 | ![]() |
Antonio Stom (attributed) | La Guerra Dei Pugni (Fist-fight on a bridge) | ||
Matthias Stom | Military Camp | ||
Bernardo Strozzi | Madonna Col Bambino | ||
Alessandro Varotari (Il Padovanino) | La Giusticia e la Pace (Allegory of Justice & Peace) | ||
Giambattista Tiepolo | Portrait of a Dolfin Procuratore & General of the Sea(?) | ||
Michele Giambono (or Titian) | Allegory of Justice and Peace | ||
Cassana | |||
Sebastiano Ricci | Allegories of Dawn, Noon, & Night | c.1698 | |
Pietro della Vecchia (Pietro Muttoni). | Four idyllic landscapes (Passeggiata, Concerto, Incontro e Congedo degli amanti) |
Name | Image | Titre(s) | Date |
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Antonio Canova | ![]() | Modulo forLaetitia Bonaparte | |
Giacomo Cassetti | ![]() | Cardinal Angelo Maria Querini | between 1727 and 1730 |
Michele Fabris | ![]() | A Philosopher | between 1674 and 1681 |
Michele Fabris | ![]() | A Philosopher head covered | between 1674 and 1681 |
Michele Fabris | ![]() | Bust of St. John the Baptist | between 1674 and 1681 |
Michele Fabris | ![]() | Young pupil | between 1674 and 1681 |
Michele Fabris | ![]() | Saint John the Evangelist | between 1674 and 1681 |
Michele Fabris | ![]() | Philosopher with the bare shoulder | between 1674 and 1681 |
Michele Fabris | ![]() | Philosopher in the headgear | between 1674 and 1681 |
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