Fabris Collection
"Journey through Time
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"Journey through Time: Fabris Unveils the Wonders of Nature and Art in 1776" Step into the captivating world of Monsieur Fabris as he takes us on a mesmerizing journey through his lens, capturing remarkable moments in history. In 1776, the Carl Rosa Opera Company astounds audiences with their production of Gounod's Faust, transporting them to a realm where music intertwines with magic. Venturing further, we find ourselves gazing at an enchanting view of the island of Stromboli, expertly captured by Monsieur Fabris himself. The fiery volcano stands tall against the backdrop of azure waters, reminding us of nature's raw power and beauty. Moving on to Catania, our eyes are drawn to Mount Etna majestically rising above this ancient city. Monsieur Fabris skillfully immortalizes this breathtaking sight that has both awed and inspired generations throughout history. In Florence, M de Fabris showcases his architectural prowess with a rewarded design for Santa Maria del Fiore's Western Facade. This engraving captures the intricate details and grandeur that make this iconic structure an enduring symbol of Renaissance artistry. As we venture southward towards Naples, we are greeted by a panoramic view that encompasses its bustling bay and neighboring towns like Portici. Vesuvius looms ominously in the distance—a constant reminder of its destructive potential yet also serving as a testament to Earth's ever-changing landscape. On one fateful day when Charles III departs from Naples' shores, Monsieur Fabris captures the Bay bathed in golden light—an image forever etched in time as a poignant farewell to an era filled with royal splendor. Delving deeper into Vesuvius' treasures reveals stones adorned with crystals—gems born from its fiery depths. Vitrifications and other volcanic productions bear witness to Mother Nature's artistic handiwork while specimens found by Fabris himself pique our curiosity.