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Palazzo Tommaso Lardelli e Giacomo Matossi (Station 3 Rundgang Hildesheimer)
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Palazzo Lardelli-Matossi with its two-wing structure clearly demonstrates the influence of the Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio (1508-1580) on the work of Giovanni Sottovia.
Description
According to Wolfgang Hildesheimer, it should ideally be admired in the moonlight:
"Another building, however, a mighty palace with two wings, should be seen in the moonlight: The façade is dull, the loggia dark, and with a pinch of imagination it seems to see Leporello in the bushes, while waiting for his master who seduces the Lady of the house inside."
Source: Erlebnis des Unerwarteten, in: Merian 14/8, 1961 (trans. Monika Thurner).
Map
Palazzo Tommaso Lardelli e Giacomo Matossi (Station 3 Rundgang Hildesheimer)
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