Kingdom Of Sicily Naples Collection

Caroline Bonaparte; bust by Antonio Canova, in the National Museum of Capodimonte in Naples Naples Museum of Capodimonte Bust Neoclassicism, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe

The Sepulchre of Ser Gianni Caracciolo, Great seneschal of the Kingdom of Naples; sculpture preserved in the Chapel Caracciolo del Sole, inside the Church of S. Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples

The niche with the sarcophagus of the laying king, detail of the Monument of the king Ladislao, sculpture preserved in the Church of S. Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples. Naples Church of S

Detail of the Monument to the king of Naples, Ladislao, sculpture preserved in the Church of S. Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples

Monument of the king of Naples, Ladislao, elevated with respect to his sister Giovanna; work by Andrea and Marco da Firenze, preserved in the Church of S. Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples

Tomb of Cardinal Galeazzo Sanseverino; sculpture found in the Santa Maria la Nova Church, in Naples. Naples Santa Maria la Nova Church Monumental Tomb Early Renaissance, Renaissance

The cell with the sarcophagus and the statue of the lying King, detail of the Monument to the King Ladislao; sculptural works preserved in the Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara

Monument of the King of Naples Ladislao, work by Andrea and Marco from Florence, conserved in the Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara

Detail of the tomb of Catherine of Austria, by Tino di Camaino, in the church of San Lorenzo Maggiore, Naples Naples Church of San Lorenzo Maggiore Tomb Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe

Monument to king Ladislaus, detail showing the equestrian portrait of the king, sculpted by Marco and Andrea da Firenze and located in the church of San Giovanni a Carbonara

Marble statuette of Alfonso V, King of Aragon, by Francesco Laurana, in the Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence Florence De Marinis Collection Statuette Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Detail of the sculptural monument to Ladislaus, the king of Naples, in the church of San Giovanni a Carbonara, Naples Naples Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara Commemorative Equestrian Monument Late

Joachim Murat's son; bust by Antonio Canova, in the National Museum of Capodimonte in Naples Naples Museum of Capodimonte Bust Neoclassicism, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe

The tomb of Gianni Caracciolo, Grand Seneschal of the Kingdom of Naples, located in the Caracciolo del Sole Chapel in the church of San Giovanni a Carbonara

Recto and verso of a medal depicting Alfonso V of Aragon, by Pisanello, in the Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence Florence Museo Nazionale del Bargello Medal Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Interior of the Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara with the tomb of king Ladislaus, Naples Naples Church of S. Giovanni a Carbonara Commemorative Equestrian Monument Late Gothic, Gothic, Middle Ages

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"The Kingdom of Sicily Naples: A Rich Tapestry of Sculptural Treasures" Step into the enchanting world of the Kingdom of Sicily Naples, where history and art intertwine to create a mesmerizing tapestry. In the heart of this kingdom lies the Church of S. Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples, home to an array of captivating sculptures that tell tales from centuries past. One such masterpiece is "The Sepulchre of Ser Gianni Caracciolo, " a sculpture preserved in the Chapel Caracciolo del Sole. This exquisite work pays homage to Ser Gianni Caracciolo, the Great Seneschal of the Kingdom, immortalizing his legacy for generations to come. Venturing further into this sacred space, one encounters another marvel - "The Monument of King Ladislao. " Within its intricate details lies a niche with a sarcophagus depicting the laying king himself. Crafted by skilled hands and housed within this church's walls, it stands as a testament to Ladislao's reign over Naples. Adjacent to it stands yet another awe-inspiring creation - "The Monument to King Ladislao" elevated above his sister Giovanna II. The collaborative efforts between Andrea and Marco da Firenze have birthed an extraordinary piece that showcases their mastery in sculpting royal figures. As we delve deeper into these hallowed grounds, we stumble upon other remarkable works scattered throughout Naples' churches. The tombstone dedicated to Cardinal Galeazzo Sanseverino found in Santa Maria la Nova Church serves as a poignant reminder of those who played vital roles within this kingdom's rich history. Within San Giovanni a Carbonara Church resides yet another gem - "The Tomb and Statue of Lying King. " Here, visitors are greeted by an intricately carved sarcophagus housing Ladislao's remains alongside an imposing statue capturing his regal presence.