Bonomo Albrizzi a San Apollinare Palace
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General remarks:
| Date: | End 16th century |
| Address: | San Polo 1939,1940 |
| Current use: | private |
| Overview map: | locate |
Description:
This palazzo, built by the family Bonomo, was acquired in 1648 and 1692, by the Albrizzi family. In contrast to the rather austere and conservative 16th century architecture, the interior is one of the most voluptuous in Venice. Especially in the portego, stucco works from Abbondio Stazio cover the walls and the ceiling as well as paintings by Pellegrini and Liberi. An old galley lantern can be found in the androne. A private garden on the other side of the rio can only be reached with a private bridge.
The building is still family property (Rubin de Cervin Albrizzi).
Literature
Bassi (1976) pp. 325-328, 350, 548, 566
Lauritzen/Zielcke (1979) p. 222-225
Lauritzen/Zielcke (1979) p. 222-225
External resources
© 1999-2007 J.-Ch. Rößler
Venice architecture - palaces
