BARTOLINI SUITE WITH FRESCOES

Room 112 is not simply a frescoed space; it is a silent eighteenth‑century narrative, preserved and alive, waiting to be rediscovered by those who pause, look up, and listen.

The frescoes on the walls here do more than decorate the space—they tell a story. Every brushstroke becomes a word, every figure a character in a narrative that has travelled through centuries to reach us.

Created in the heart of the 1700s, the frescoes reflect the refined taste of the period: soft yet luminous colours, balanced compositions, and illusionistic perspectives that expand the physical space. The ceiling appears to open onto an ideal sky, animated by graceful allegorical figures and delicate symbolism, evoking harmony, virtue, and beauty. Today, Room 112 preserves that same spirit, continuing its original role: to welcome, to shelter, to inspire.