Mantegna, Camera degli Sposi

Andrea Mantegna, Camera degli Sposi (Frescos in the ducal palace, Mantua), 1465-74 Speakers: Beth Harris and David Drogin. Created by Beth Harris and Steven Zucker.

[@Sasha0927]

What a view of the room right at the beginning... I can't believe this is all painted - especially the reliefs. But the detail everywhere blow me away. I love the joke and chubby bbs in the oculus, that was great. 🥰 This is a new favorite for me.

[@lorettabertoli3736]

I know very well this room and the Ducal Palace (the Gonzagas became Dukes afterwards), it takes my breath away every single time I go there,and believe me I've been there many times. thanks so much for this video, love and happy 2021 to everyone from Mantova!

[@L-mo]

“The court little person” 😂 took me a second to translate this into non-politically correct English

[@martaszabo351]

Szuper! : ) :) :)

[@eleonoradegiuseppe5785]

Se solo per noi che studiamo arte in clil ci sarebbe scritto il testo sarebbe molto più facile da seguire e da studiare il video

[@smarthistory-art-history]

Usa l'icona dell'ingranaggio per scegliere i sottotitoli in italiano

[@mirandamiranda2853]

lindo

[@L-mo]

Stupendo

[@uffa00001]

The map is incorrect, if the Duchy of Ferrara is represented as separated from the Papal States, then also the other "legazioni pontificie" should be shown as independent states, as they actually were: Urbino and Rimini at least. Being the capital cities of their own states, Urbino and Rimini have their fair share of masterpieces of art and they are at the centre of the Renaissance movement, with Piero della Francesca and Leon Battista Alberti just to cite two persons very active in the cities.

[@erisdiscord1618]

Love the ceiling!

[@SicaGR]

Me too although I don't think being peed on or a potted plant being dropped on me is funny but it being a painting doe make it some what funny.

[@deer563]

How did they do the hole its so 3D i'm so confused no way thats just paint.