In the Galleries of the Accademia in Venice, http://www.gallerieaccademia.org/?lang=en you can expand your horizon on that ancient historic event, noting the Allegory of the Battle of Lepanto (a painting measuring 169 x 137 cm, made by Paolo Veronese in 1571, with oil on canvas). The painting depicts two scenes linked together: at the top you can clearly distinguish Venice (or Faith), wrapped in a white blanket, while it is presented to the Madonna. Below, it depicts the naval battle of Lepanto (1571). Structurally and stylistically, this allegory is different from painting Paolo Veronese achieved at Palazzo Ducale, but it helps to expand your perceptive gaze, on that great historical horizon that preserves the echo of a naval battle.
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