Vincenzo Collection (#4)

(1759-1806). Italian aeronaut. Caricature etching at Edinburgh, Scotland, 1785, by John Kay (1742-1826)
VINCENZO LUNARDI (1759-1806). Italian aeronaut. Caricature etching at Edinburgh, Scotland, 1785, by John Kay (1742-1826)

A Taverna at Posillipo, c1886. Oil on canvas. Vincenzo Migliaro (1858-1938) Italian painter. Terrace Shade Refreshment Sea

Vincenzo Lunardi (1759-1806) Italian aeronaut

Leo XIII (Vincenzo Giacchino Pecci 1810-1903) Pope from 1878, opening the Vatican archives for historical research, 1883. Inset portrait. Late 19th century chromolithograph

Pope Leo XIII (1810-1903 - born Vincenzo Gioacchino Luigi Pecci) 256th Supreme Pontiff 1878-1903. Three-quarter length portrait facing front, one hand on table with crucifix

Vincenzo Lunardi, Nesmith, Pinxt.; Burke, Fecit

CAMPI, Vincenzo (1536-1591). The Fruit Seller. ca. 1580. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Oil on canvas. ITALY. Milan. Pinacotheca of Brera

CAMUCCINI, Vincenzo (1771-1844). The Death of Julius Caesar. 1793-1798. Neoclassicism. Oil on canvas. ITALY. Naples. National Museum of Capodimonte

VELA, Vincenzo (1820-1891). The Last Days of Napoleon. Sculpture on marble

LEONARDO DA VINCI (1452-1519)

CATENA, Vincenzo (1470-1531). Christ Giving the Keys to Saint Peter. 1517. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Prado Museum

CAMPI, Vincenzo (1536-1591). The Fruit Seller. Left lower detail. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Oil on canvas

Hot-air balloon piloted by Lunardi, which took of from Buen Retiro Gardens on 12th August 1792 in the presence of Ferdinand VII of Spain. Engraving. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library

Carducci, Vincenzo. Ataulphus, King of Goths. 1634 - 1635. Baroque art. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Army Museum

Vincenzo Carduccio
VINCENZO CARDUCCIO Italian artist, depicted writing in a book. Date: 1568 - 1638

PARISIAN SALON. A Parisian salon of the 1830s with Heinrich Heine, Johann Peter Pixis, François Joseph Fetis, Nicolo Paganini, Vincenzo Bellini, and Maria Malibran. Contemporary lithograph

VINCENZO DANDOLO (1758-1819). Count Dandolo. Italian chemist, agriculturist, and politician. Steel engraving, French, c1840

VINCENZO VIVIANI. (1622-1703). Italian mathematician. Line engraving, American, 1877, after a medallion

OPERA: I PURITANI, 1845. Scene from an 1845 London, England, production of Vincenzo Bellinis opera I Puritani. Contemporary line engraving

OPERA: I PURITANI, 1848. Scene from an 1848 London, England, production of Vincenzo Bellinis I Puritani starring Jenny Lind as Elvira. Contemporary line engraving

Globo aerostatico di diametro pal. 40. Romani inalzato in Rom
Globo aerostatico di diametro pal.40. Romani inalzato in Roma dal Sigr. Vincenzo Lunardi nell Anfiteatro Correa il di 8 luglio 1788

Il Capitano Vincenzo Lunardi, nato in Lucca li 3 gennajo 1759, che esequi il suo XIII viaggio, aereo in Napoli li 13 settembre 1789. Head-and-shoulders portrait of Italian balloonist Vincent Lunardi

Vincenzo Vannutelli
VINCENZO VANNUTELLI Italian career churchman and cardinal Date: 1836 - 1930

Vincenzo Cibolla
The Italian brigand, Vicenzo Cibolla who was eventually caught in 1861. 1860s

MADONNA OF THE BOOK. Panel, c1480, by Vincenzo Foppa

Bellini, Vincenzo 1801 - 1835
Vincenzo Salvatore Carmelo Francesco Bellini. Sicilian opera composer and the quintessential composer of Bel canto opera

His Holiness Leo XIII
POPE LEO XIII Gioacchino Vincenzo Raffaelle Luigi Pecci

Vincenzo Lunardi
VINCENZO LUNARDI Italian Diplomat who piloted the first balloon flight in England in 1783 at Moorfields in London. Balloon later exhibited at the Pantheon

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"Vincenzo: A Journey through Time and Art" Step into the world of Vincenzo, a name that resonates with brilliance and creativity. From the enchanting voice of soprano Maria Callas in her iconic portrayal of Norma to the breathtaking ascent of Lunardi's balloon in 1784, it has left an indelible mark on history. Intriguingly, this name also connects us to Pope Leo XIII, whose engraved image captures his influential presence, and is as if Vincenzo himself was intertwined with powerful figures who shaped their era. But let us not forget the artistic genius that bears this name - Vincenzo Gemito. His masterpiece "Fisherboy" transports us to a simpler time, where we can almost hear the waves crashing against the shore as we admire his exquisite craftsmanship. The echoes of Italian opera resound through our narrative once more with Giovanni Battista Rubini, an operatic tenor whose performances captivated audiences across Europe. The melodies composed by Bellini further elevate our appreciation for Vincenzo's musical heritage. As we delve deeper into this captivating journey, it becomes evident that Vicente Lunardi played a pivotal role in pushing boundaries and defying gravity during his daring balloon test flights. His audacious spirit mirrors that of those who bear the name Vincenzo throughout history. An old-world subject comes alive when we encounter "Il Leone di Caprera, " a majestic sailing schooner navigating uncharted waters under its proud captain's command. This vessel symbolizes adventure and exploration – qualities inherent in every individual named Vincenzo. Finally, Sanremo beckons us with its vibrant poster artistry showcasing Italy's beauty and cultural richness. Just like these posters capture attention from afar, so does anyone bearing the remarkable name - Vincenzo draws admiration wherever he goes.