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Luca Giordano - Venus, Cupid and a satyr
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Vincenzo Camuccini - Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies
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Anton Raphael Mengs - Electress of Saxony
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Giuseppe Bonito - The Turkish Embassy of Haji Hussein Effendi
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Giovanni Battista Caracciolo, detto Battistello - Frescoes with Stories of the Great Captain Consalvo de Cordoba
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Still life with cake stand
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Domenico Morelli - The Assumption
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Coffee table in Herculaneum style
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Centerpiece in gilded bronze and mirrors
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Rotating lectern
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Globe clock held by Atlas
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Passetto della Regina
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High altar
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Neapolitan nativity scene
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Antonio Niccolini - Model of the New and Old Royal Palace and the San Carlo Theater
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Francesco De Mura - Allegory of the Virtues by Charles Bourbon
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Tapestry with Allegory of Fire
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Alexandre-Dominique Denuelle - Bust of Duchess of Berry
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The abduction of Proserpina
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Enrico Marchiani - Portrait of Vittorio Emanuele, prince of Naples as a child
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Marinus van Reymerswaele - Tax Collectors
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Clay watch
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Paolo Albertis - Entry into Naples by Ferdinando I
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Luca Giordano - Venus, Cupid and a satyr
Vincenzo Camuccini - Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies
Anton Raphael Mengs - Electress of Saxony
Giuseppe Bonito - The Turkish Embassy of Haji Hussein Effendi
Giovanni Battista Caracciolo, detto Battistello - Frescoes with Stories of the Great Captain Consalvo de Cordoba
Still life with cake stand
Domenico Morelli - The Assumption
Coffee table in Herculaneum style
Centerpiece in gilded bronze and mirrors
Rotating lectern
Globe clock held by Atlas
Passetto della Regina
High altar
Neapolitan nativity scene
Antonio Niccolini - Model of the New and Old Royal Palace and the San Carlo Theater
Francesco De Mura - Allegory of the Virtues by Charles Bourbon
Tapestry with Allegory of Fire
Alexandre-Dominique Denuelle - Bust of Duchess of Berry
The abduction of Proserpina
Enrico Marchiani - Portrait of Vittorio Emanuele, prince of Naples as a child
Marinus van Reymerswaele - Tax Collectors
Clay watch
Paolo Albertis - Entry into Naples by Ferdinando I
Road

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Description

The painting portrays the return to Naples of Ferdinand I of Bourbon which took place on June 17, 1815 after about ten years of exile in Palermo, due to the domination of the Napoleonids.

The facade of the Royal Palace dominates the scene with the Bourbon flag waving on the clock, while the festive court watches from the balconies the military parade that accompanies the king's entrance into Largo di Palazzo. On the ground floor of the monumental building we note the absence of the statues that currently adorn it. In fact, these were placed only in the Savoy period, in 1889, inside the niches created by Luigi Vanvitelli in the mid-18th century when, for static reasons, the architect alternately walled up the arches of what was originally a continuous portico.

The first floor is dominated by the crowds who have come to watch the event, lined up behind the king's guard, with the officers carrying myrtle branches on the bayonets.

In the background of the work you can admire the still erigenda Foresteria Borbonica (seat of the Prefecture since 1861), while on the left you can see the shapes of a monumental ephemeral scenographic structure embellished with a fountain and with the statue of Ferdinand I as an ancient Roman, by Antonio Canova, currently at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.


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