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Corridors of Power

By Artborghi @artborghi

The House of Gonzaga ruled Mantua and close-by town from 1300 to 1700 AC. Renaissance found in Gonzagas strong supporters: the wealthy family sponsored  architects and painters to decorate the region of Mantua with palaces, galleries and theaters among the most beautiful in Italy.

Corridors of power

The Gallery of the Ancients (1584 AC), Sabbioneta

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The covered market (1536 AC), Mantua

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The equestrian staircase up to Mantegna’s Bridal chamber (1465 AC), Mantua

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The Grand Corridor (1584 AC), Sabbioneta

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Entrance to Gonzaga’s ducal palace (1328 AC), Mantua

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Filed under: photography of architecture Tagged: camera degli sposi mantova, ducato di mantova, gran corridoio sabbioneta, house of gonzaga, palazzo ducale mantova, sabbioneta
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