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Studiolo del palacio ducal en Gubbio

ca. 1478–82
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 501
El duque Federico da Montefeltro mandó construir esta pequeña estancia destinada al estudio y a la meditación para su palacio en Gubbio. Los paneles son espectaculares muestras de la técnica de marquetería denominada intarsia. Miles de piezas de nogal, haya, palisandro, roble y maderas frutales se utilizaron para crear representaciones de objetos vinculados al mecenas y admirables por su extraordinario realismo. Las armaduras y las insignias aluden a las gestas bélicas del duque y a su prudente gobierno; los instrumentos musicales y científicos, así como los libros, son testimonio de su amor al estudio. El studiolo, magnífica muestra de un interior renacentista, solo es comparable con otra estancia encargada por el mismo mecenas para su palacio en Urbino, donde aún puede admirarse.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Studiolo del palacio ducal en Gubbio
  • Artista: Francesco di Giorgio Martini, italiano, 1439–1501; realizado en el taller de Giuliano da Maiano, italiano, 1432–1490 y Benedetto da Maiano, italiano, 1442–1497
  • Fecha: ca. 1478–1482
  • Dimensiones: 4,85 x 5,18 x 3,84 m
  • Crédito: Fondo Rogers, 1939
  • Número de inventario: 39.153
  • Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

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