Carlone Hall (Vienna)

Austria / Wien / Vienna / Prinz-Eugen-Straße, 27
 fresco, interesting place, art museum / art gallery, interior designer
The Carlone Hall, or painted hall, was named after its artist, the north Italian frescoist and itinerant painter Carlo Innocenzo Carlone (1686–1775). He painted the impressive ceiling fresco depicting the Triumph of Aurora (1722/23), while the illusionist architecture was executed by Marcantonio Chiarini and Gaetano Fanti. Originally a cool spot for visitors on hot summer days, this hall’s embellishments have been preserved to this day, while the frescoes in the corresponding hall in the east wing were lost at some later point in time.

www.belvedere.at/bel_en/belvedere/upper_belvedere
The place is located in Upper Belvedere Palace
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Coordinates:   48°11'29"N   16°22'51"E
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