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\u00a0Borghese Gallery\u00a0private tour<\/span><\/p>\n

3h tour with private guide from 1 to 5 pax Eur 50\/h<\/span><\/h6>\n

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Gallery Borghese tour
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Tour with private guide\u00a0 Gallery Borghese – Rome<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

\"Baroque<\/a>Among the various museums located in the Villa Borghese complex, the most important is undoubtedly Galleria Borghese, situated in the Casino nobile (lodge) of the 17th century villa built for cardinal Scipione, where the important collection of painting and sculpture gathered during the 17th century, later integrated by acquisitions of the 18th and 19th centuries, is exhibited. Today the itinerary through the gallery includes eight rooms on the ground \ufb02oor as well as the great entrance hall and the chapel, with statues in the center of the rooms, surrounded by the paintings on the walls and the decorations of the ceilings, which conStituted the thematic thread of the 18th century layout as well. In the entrance hall late Roman Statues line the walls, while the Roman statue of Marco Curzio, restored by Pietro Bernini, occupies the back wall. Canova\u2019s Pauline Bonaparte as Venus Vic’trix may be admired in the hall known as del Vaso (of the vase).<\/p>\n

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Villa Borghese lake – Private tour in Rome<\/p><\/div>\n

The room of the Sun (dd Sole) houses painting and sculpture such as Bernini\u2019s David, a painting by BattiStello, and two controversial Still-lifes, attributed to Caravaggio by Zeri. Six of the twelve paintings by Caravaggio owned\u00a0 by Scipione hand in the room of Silenus (del Silena). The upper storey of the gallery, with thirteen additional rooms, focuses principally on paintings, exhibited in chronological order and by schools. Thus it is possible to retrace the principal phases of Italian and Flemish painting between the \ufb01fteenth and 18th centuries, including many absolute masterpieces (Antonello da Messina, Raphael, Titian, Correggio, Guido Reni, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Rubens, Pietro da Cortona). In addition to Galleria Borghese, the villa also houses the refined Cam Museo (home museum) of the sculptor Pietro Canonica, in the 17th century construction by Gallinaro, known as the Fortezzuola (little fort) after it was transformed to a medieval style by the Asprucci\u2019s in 1793. The Museo Carlo Bi\/otti, opened q ite recently. is housed in the ex-Orangerie of the villa. known as Casino dei Giocbi d\u2019Acqua (Fountains) during the 18th century. These rooms house the collection donated by the museums namesake, an halo-American entrepreneur and internationally known collector, including at numerous nucleus of paintings and sculptures by Giorgio de Chirico, Andy Warhol, Gino Severini and Giacomo Manzu.<\/p>\n

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Water clock of Villa Borghese – Rome – Italy private tour<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

TITIAN, SACRED AND PROFANE LOVE<\/span><\/h4>\n

GALLERIA BORGHESE TOUR WITH PRIVATE GUIDE<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

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SACRED AND PROFANE LOVE – TITIAN – Rome Gallery Borghese indiviual tour<\/p><\/div>\n

The work was painted by Titian in 1514, when he was 25 years old, for the wedding between Nicolo Aurelio, the Venetian Secretary of the Council of Ten, whose coat of arms is represented on the sarcophagus and Laura Bagamtto. daughter of the judge, from Padova. A fountain decorated with has relief like an antique sarcophagus fills the long side of the canvas, dividing the painting into two parts. Another caesura is caused by the branches behind the cherub who is Stirring the water with his arm. T he background is also unusual: on one side there is a church and a \ufb02ock of sheep, and on the other a forti\ufb01ed city and two rabbits, symbols of love and fertility. Critics have long discussed the marked contrasr between the two female \ufb01gures seated on the edge of the fountain, a contrast which had an illustrious precedent. In Fact Pliny recounts that the Greek sculptor Praxiteles had made two sublime Statues of Venus, one clothed and one without clothes. The two equally perfect women symbolise on the one hand \u00abbrief earthly happiness\u00bb, with the attribute of the pct of jewels, and the other \u00abeternal heavenly happiness\u00bb, holding the burning flame of God\u2019s love in her hand. The dressed Venus should therefore probably be interpreted as the pure bride who, close to Love, is assisted by the goddess Aphrodite in person. The gesture of the cherub stirring the water, source of life, in a sarcophagus. therefore probably represents love as intermediary between heaven and earth. The title is the result of a late 18th century interpretation based on a moralistic reading of the clothed \ufb01gure. The universal fame of Titian\u2019s work was con\ufb01rmed in 1899, when Rothschilds the bankers offered a greater price For this painting than the estimated worth of the whole ofVilla Borghese including the works of art.<\/p>\n

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