Villamena Francesco Collection

The Penitent Magdalene, first quarter 17th century. Creator: Francesco Villamena
The Penitent Magdalene, first quarter 17th century

Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata, 1597. Creator: Francesco Villamena
Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata, 1597

The Annunciation, 1598. Creator: Francesco Villamena
The Annunciation, 1598

Brutto Buono Stoned by His Enemies. Creator: Francesco Villamena
Brutto Buono Stoned by His Enemies

Portrait of Galileo Galilei, 1613. Creator: Francesco Villamena
Portrait of Galileo Galilei, 1613

Portrait of Cardinal Christopher Clavius, 1606. Creator: Francesco Villamena
Portrait of Cardinal Christopher Clavius, 1606

The Descent from the Cross, 1606. Creator: Francesco Villamena
The Descent from the Cross, 1606

Cardinal Roberto Bellarmino at his desk, writing, 1604. Creator: Francesco Villamena
Cardinal Roberto Bellarmino at his desk, writing, 1604

The rest on the flight into Egypt, 1597. Creator: Francesco Villamena
The rest on the flight into Egypt, 1597

Portrait of Ioannes Altus (Johann Alten), of the Swiss Guard, standing by the Quirinal and pointing out the antiquities of Rome, 1623

Giovanni Alto (Johann Alten, Ioannes Altus) standing on the Quirinal Hill in Rome, with his right arm outstretched in a pointing position and a snake coiled around his foot and sword, 1613

Geminiano Caldarostaro crying out and holding a tub, with a tasseled hat, ca. 1597-1601

Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae: Farnese Palace, 16th century. 16th century
Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae: Farnese Palace, 16th century

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Villamena Francesco was a man of many talents and passions. He was a skilled artist, known for his intricate paintings that captured the beauty of nature in all its forms. But he was also a lover of music, spending hours composing melodies that would touch the hearts of those who listened. In his spare time, Villamena Francesco could often be found wandering through the countryside, taking inspiration from the world around him to fuel his creative endeavors. His love for nature was evident in everything he did, from the way he painted to the songs he wrote. But perhaps what set Villamena Francesco apart was his kind and gentle spirit. He had a way of making everyone feel welcome and at ease in his presence, always ready with a smile or a kind word to brighten someone's day. Though Villamena Francesco may no longer be with us, his legacy lives on through his art and music, touching the lives of all who have had the privilege of experiencing it. He will always be remembered as a true Renaissance man - talented, passionate, and full of love for life.