Sala dei Cavalli, detail showing a portrait of a grey horse from the stables of Ludovico Gonzaga III of Mantua, 1528

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"Sala dei Cavalli," also known as the "Hall of the Horses," is a renowned room located within the Palazzo Te in Mantua, Italy, which features a series of frescoes by the Italian artist Giulio Romano, also known as Orbetto. Commissioned by Federico II Gonzaga, the Duke of Mantua, the frescoes were completed in 1528 and are celebrated for their depiction of the prized horses from the stables of Federico's father, Ludovico Gonzaga III. The hall is one of the most significant examples of the Mannerist style of the Italian Renaissance, showcasing Romano's mastery in creating lifelike portraits of animals, combined with a sophisticated use of perspective and space.

One of the most notable frescoes in the Sala dei Cavalli is the portrait of a grey horse, which has been admired for its realistic portrayal and dynamic composition. The artwork captures the elegance and power of the animal, reflecting the status and wealth of the Gonzaga family, as well as their passion for breeding and maintaining an illustrious stable of horses. The grey horse, depicted in profile against a neutral background, stands as a testament to the Gonzaga's equestrian legacy and Giulio Romano's artistic prowess.

The Sala dei Cavalli and its frescoes, including the portrait of the grey horse, are considered masterpieces of the High Renaissance and remain a significant cultural attraction in Mantua. The room not only exemplifies the Gonzaga's patronage of the arts but also serves as an important historical record of the equine breeds and the role they played in the courtly life of the period.

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