As I said back in the beginning of this series, I like to try my hand at making sense of the marvelous ceilings of the Roman churches through composition. Though the interiors are beautiful, it's not been an easy task for me - it's not some thing I try my hand at very often - but I still enjoy trying to get all those wonderful shapes to make a pleasing whole. So here are my favorite ones of Sant'Agnese in Agone - a church that lies right by Piazza Navona. I'll tell you more about it tomorrow.
/MrsHjort
I like the way you took both of these. Now then, is that a robot in the painting on the right? And a scene from Hades decorates a church ceiling?
ReplyDeleteThank you, I'm glad you enjoy them. Haha, yes that harp does look a bit like a weird robot, funny! And according to Wikipedia the ceiling is depicting the Assumption of Mary :)
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