Salotto Rosso, Palazzo Francavilla, Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Salotto Rosso or Red Lounge, with red upholstery on the walls and sofas, a neo-Renaissance ceiling fresco by Luigi Di Giovanni, painting by Artemisia Gentileschi and displays of 17th century paintings and baroque money, in the Palazzo Francavilla, built in 1783 for Ignazio Barone, and then bought in 1801 by Saverio Oneto and Gravina Duca di Sperlinga, in Palermo, Sicily, Italy. Ernesto Basile worked on the interiors and the mansion is filled with 18th century works of art. Picture by Manuel Cohen
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1783 Artemisia Barone Basile Chandelier Duca Ernesto Francavilla Gentileschi Gravina Ignazio Lounge Luigi Neo-renaissance Oneto Palermo Rosso Salotto Saverio Sicilian Sperlinga Tile Tiled Upholstery
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