Facciata Del Duomo, Tratta Da L'incoronazione Di S.m.i.a.ferdinando I A Re Del Regno Lombardo-veneto, Volume Stampato Amilano Dal Piola Nel 1839

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"Facciata Del Duomo, Tratta Da L'incoronazione Di S.m.i.a.ferdinando I A Re Del Regno Lombardo-veneto, Volume Stampato Amilano Dal Piola Nel 1839" is a notable work by Alessandro Sanquirico, an influential Italian scenographer, painter, and architect of the 19th century. Sanquirico is renowned for his contributions to the visual arts, particularly in the realm of theatrical set design and architectural renderings. This specific work is an illustration that captures the facade of the Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) as it appeared during the coronation of Ferdinand I as King of the Lombardy-Venetia Kingdom in 1838.

The Milan Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, serves as a central symbol of Milan and is one of the largest churches in the world. Sanquirico's depiction of the cathedral's facade is not merely an architectural drawing but a historical document that reflects the grandeur and ceremonial significance of the coronation event. The illustration was published in a volume printed by Piola in Milan in 1839, a year after the coronation, and it provides a detailed visual account of the decorations and arrangements made for this significant occasion.

Sanquirico's work is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and its ability to convey the splendor and scale of the architectural elements. His illustrations often included elaborate decorations, banners, and other temporary structures that were erected for special events, offering a glimpse into the ephemeral aspects of 19th-century celebrations.

The volume in which this illustration appears is a valuable resource for historians and art enthusiasts, as it documents a pivotal moment in the history of the Lombardy-Venetia Kingdom and showcases Sanquirico's exceptional skill in capturing the essence of monumental architecture and festive occasions. Through his work, Sanquirico has left an indelible mark on the visual documentation of historical events and the artistic heritage of Italy.

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