- A
barchessa is a
rural service building,
typical of the
architecture of
Venetian villas. The
concept was
created and po****rized by
architect Andrea Palladio...
-
Adimari founded the
Barchessa Loredan winery,
located in
Selva del Montello,
within a 16th-century
Palladian barchessa. The
Barchessa Loredan is a magnificent...
- The
Barchessa di
Villa Bressa Loredan,
known as the Palazzon, is a 16th-century
Palladian barchessa of the
Loredan family immersed in the
vineyards of...
- By 1844, as
recorded in a site plan by
Francesco Vaccari, the
eastern barchessa had
already been demolished. A 1783
survey shows that only the right-hand...
- gate, the
battlements of the
enclosing wall and also
lengthened of the
barchessa from 13 to 64 arches. Upon his death, the
villa p****ed from hand to hand...
- the
comune of
Villafranca Padovana in the
Veneto region of Italy. The
barchessa (wing)
which exists today was only part of an
ambitious project drawn...
-
Mirror by Jan Gossaert, and
portraits by
Tiepolo and
Alessandro Longhi.
Barchessa Candiani, B****o Cavallo,
Boara Polesine,
Boaria San Marco, Borsea, Braga-Cantonazzo...
- Barbarigo,
during some of his
pastoral visits. In the 18th century, a
large barchessa or barn was
built for
farming activities linked to the villa. Despite...
- three-storey structure, but smaller,
which is
connected to a seventeenth-century
barchessa consisting of
eight columns and two
pillars at the end that derive, then...
-
canal terrace had been restored" and a
protruding arcade wing,
called the
barchessa, had been
rebuilt by
architect Giorgio Bellavitis.
Since 1985, the museum...
