File:Le Casino Zane (Venise) (9987896386).jpg
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La salle de bal du casino Zane, aujourd'hui salle de concert de la fondation Situé dans le quartier de San Stin, le casino Zane, édifié entre 1695 et 1697, fut pendant un siècle le palais de divertissement du palazzo Zane, construit à quelques dizaines de mètres. En 1682, l’atelier de Baldassare Longhena – célèbre architecte du baroque vénitien, achève la restructuration du palazzo Zane commandée par Dominico Zane. A la mort de ce dernier, son neveu et héritier Marino Zane. initie la construction du casino et de la bibliothèque pour préserver les collections de son oncle, qu’il s’était employé à enrichir. L’architecte Antonio Gaspari, issu de l’atelier de Longhena, eut pleine liberté pour concevoir le casino. À sa mort, son assistant Domenico Rossi poursuivit ses projets, épaulé par des artistes de renom. La décoration intérieure, très riche, est ainsi attribuée au célèbre stucateur Abbondio Stazio et la balustrade en bois qui surplombe la salle de bal proviendrait de l’atelier du sculpteur Andrea Brustolon. Les fresques sont – depuis peu – attribuées à Sebastiano Ricci. En 2006 une étude historique a été réalisée, en lien avec la Surintendance des beaux-arts de Venise et, en 2007, un vaste chantier de restauration a été engagé par la Fondation Bru. Le projet est double : réhabiliter le bâtiment dans l’esprit de l’époque et y créer un lieu dédié à la musique, qui était sa finalité première. La fondation Palazzetto Bru Zane – Centre de musique romantique française a été créée en janvier 2008 pour redonner vie à ce lieu grâce à la musique. Extraits du site officielwww.bru-zane.com/?lang=fr |
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Source | Le Casino Zane (Venise) |
Author | Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France |
Camera location | 45° 26′ 19.71″ N, 12° 19′ 35.78″ E ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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