Pisces - Detail of the Brustolon Chair
Baroque
1700- Renaissance
Quirinale Palace
Andrea Brustolon (1662 – 1732)
Andrea Brustolon (1662-1732) was a master Italian Baroque sculptor renowned for his lavishly carved wood furnishings & devotional art. Explore his dynamic sculptures, inspired by Bernini, featuring allegorical figures, blackamoor motifs, and intricat
Quirinale Palace (Rome, Italy)
Explore the Quirinal Palace in Rome: Italy's presidential residence & a historical masterpiece! Discover Renaissance art, Baroque architecture, stunning gardens, and centuries of Italian history.
About this artwork
- Title: Pisces - Detail of the Brustolon Chair
- Artist: Andrea Brustolon
- Year: 1700
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: Quirinale Palace
- Corpus context: religious undertones present, bernini's dynamic spirit
- Purpose: Statement
- Keywords: 18th century art, brustolon chair design, allegorical sculpture
- Color hue: Amber to Saffron
Quick Facts
- Medium: Wood & Velvet
- Subject or theme: Mythology, Aquatic
- Influences:
- Bernini
- Parodi
- Notable elements: Intricate carving
- Artistic style: Baroque, Rococo
- Title: Pisces - Detail
- Location: Private Collection
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