A. Bernard
Details de la Façade Du Palais Pandolfini A Florence - Raffaello Santi da Urbino Arch
French: 2nd Half 19th Century
Signed lower right
Pen and ink and wash on paper
26 x 37 inches, overall
22 x 34 inches, image
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Bernard Architectural Fragments
French, 19th Century
French, 19th Century
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Finely executed precise original architectural rending of details of the facade of the Palace of Pandolfini in Florence . The palace was designed by the great Renaissance artist and architect, Raphael, for Gianozzo Pandolfini, the Archbishop of Troja and built c. 1515-1520. It still stands on Via Sangallo in Florence today.
The work is divided into three vertical sections. On the left is shown a rusticated column foreshadowing the Mannerist style with dentiled pediment. The middle section, "Fenêtre du 1'Etage," shows a window with triangular pediment, round pilaster, baluster rails, and Vitruvian scroll decoration. The right section "Fenêtre du Rez de Chaussée" shows a window with arched pediment and flat pilaster. Scale measurements are indicated. Pencil number 78577 and seal upper right margin.