La Remise Des Clefs De Messine A L'infant Don Carlos Iii : Projet D'eventail

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"La Remise Des Clefs De Messine À L'infant Don Carlos III : Projet D'éventail" is a notable work by the Italian artist Pier Leone Ghezzi, known for his contributions to the Rococo period and his role as a pioneer of caricature. This particular piece, whose title translates to "The Handover of the Keys of Messina to the Infante Don Carlos III: Fan Project," is believed to be a design for a fan, a popular accessory in the 18th century among the European aristocracy.

The artwork is significant for its historical context, depicting a ceremonial event involving Don Carlos, who would later become Charles III of Spain. The scene likely represents the moment when the city of Messina, located in Sicily, acknowledged the authority of Don Carlos during his time as the Duke of Parma and Piacenza, and later as the King of Naples and Sicily before ascending to the Spanish throne.

Ghezzi's work is characterized by its blend of satirical elements and attention to detail, which is evident in the intricate design proposed for the fan. The artist's skill in capturing the grandeur and pomp of such ceremonial occasions, while possibly infusing it with subtle commentary, makes this piece an interesting study for art historians and enthusiasts of the Rococo era.

The fan design would have served not only as a practical object but also as a canvas for displaying artistic skill and political allegory, reflecting the tastes and interests of the elite class during that period. The survival of this project indicates the importance of such objects in the cultural and social life of the time.

As an artist, Pier Leone Ghezzi (1674-1755) was a prominent figure in the Roman art scene, and his works, including this fan project, contribute to our understanding of the visual and cultural narratives of the 18th century. While the current location or existence of the actual fan—if it was ever produced—is not well-documented, the design itself provides valuable insight into the period's artistic practices and the role of art in ceremonial and political expressions.

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