Unique opportunity to see Caravaggio’s only frescoes – History

With regard to ownership of Villa Aurora (aka Boncompagni Ludovisi), the crazy drama seems to have ended, a 16th-century mansion, a stone of the Roman American Embassy in Rome, the only mural once boasted by Baroque Genius Caravaggio.

Quick review: The last undisputed owner of the Priceless Manor, Princeni Boncompagni Ludovisi, died in 2018, bequeathed 50% of the villa ownership and has the right to live there until she died in her second wife, his second wife, Texas ex-wife, former Playboy cover cover Girla Bongogpagni Ludovisi, Neee ritita, neee ritita carpenter. The sons of the prince who had just married this time defended the court, and the judge ordered the sale for a price of 471 million euros ($534 million) induced by the court. Not only did no one buy it, but no one bids, so they tried to reduce the price by 20%. Again, not a bid. So they tried again. Say it again. Say it again. After seven sales attempts, the price eventually fell to 108.5 million euros ($118 million), with no recipients still.

The princess continued to live in the home during all these foreclosure sales and was deported in 2023. Homelessness, now depends on the kindness of her (very very wealthy) friend, the roof over her head, she began to make an agreement with her heirs. Last year, they finally came some kind of legal settlement and pulled the House from the court. It will be sold privately, and Scuttlebutt will become a museum, but no comments on the terms of the deal are made by each party, so who knows what happens when the paper is actually signed.

The benefit of the museum results is that for the first time since its construction in the late 1500s, Villa Aurora will be open to the public along with the Babsbuster Caravaggio 2025 2025 exhibition at Palazzo Barberini Palazzo Barberini. The exhibition is one of the biggest events organized for the Jubilee Year 2025, bringing together the largest collection of Caravaggio paintings in museums and private collections around the world, including the Detroit Institute of Art, the Nelson-Atkins Museum, the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City, Wadswssas, Wadsworth, Wadsworth, Wadsworth, Wadsworth, Hartford of Neft of Art of Art of Meaum, and the Sisson-Benisssa Museum in Madrid, as well as Italian museums such as Tolia Borges (Galleria) Borghese), museum Capitolini, Naples and Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte in Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan.

Now, when it comes to the masterpiece collection of masterpieces, the ticket seller can add Caravagio’s only ceiling mural. The fresco was commissioned by Francesco Maria Del Monte, the original owner of the villa and one of Caravaggio’s early customers. He is an avid alchemist with murals adorned on the ceiling of a small laboratory on the first floor of the villa.

The allegorical painting depicts Paracelsus’ alchemy/air (Jupiter), mercury/water (Neptune) and salt/earth (Pluto) and animals representing them (Eagle for jupiter, Hippocamp for Neptune for pluto). Jupiter is shown, reaching to the sun’s celestial body and moving it to Earth. Caravaggio performs a perspective trick that heralds the numbers, making them appear as if they are standing on the ceiling.

From Saturday, March 29th to Sunday, July 6th, people who buy exhibition tickets can get the uniqueness of Pluto’s genitals and stains on a guided tour. Travel is available from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM every hour on Saturdays and Sundays and can accommodate up to 20 people at a time. Reservations are required and must be made online.