Murano glass chandeliers
of the Ca'rezzonico type:
They take their name from one of the mostfamous palaces in Venice, located in the
Dorsoduro district and overlooking the
Grand Canal between Palazzo Contarini Michiel
and Palazzo Bernardo Nani, not far from
Ca'Foscari.
Ca' Rezzonico in short is the seat of theMuseum of the Venetian 18th century, but
it also houses an immense historical
treasure of Murano glass chandeliers:
the Ciocca or Rezzonico chandelier to
understand us, the first one designed
and designed by Giuseppe Briati and
made in Murano in the second half
of the 18th century. A monumental
Murano galss chandelier of sumptuousness
and lightness, supported by an innovative
interlocking technique that seems to cancel
the supporting structure among the coloured
reflections. The Ciocca or rezzonico
chandelier is the focal point of
the exhibition curated by Cornelia
Lauf under the scientific direction
of Gabriella Belli.
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