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Corridor first floor

At the beginning of the Corridor on the first floor there is console with a large pier glass, decorated with inlays, lacquered and gilded, made in the full rococco style by Piedmontese workman. In the centre of the glass is a medallion with a portrait of Vittorio Emanuele I of Savoy. This piece of furniture was bought by the artist, together with four doors with with lintels and the door giving access to the second landing, at an auction at the Royal Palace in Turin.
In the first room on the left is the Canonica Library which holds the interesting book collection left by the artist, recently opened to the public and enriched by new bibliographic acquisitions.
Various paintings and drawings follow in succession along the walls of the corridor, works by Enrico Gamba, Antonio Fontanesi, Jan Dirk Both, Giovan Battista Quadrone and J. Jaques Callot. Also worth attention is the lingerie chest on the right wall, made of inlaid ebony and gilded bronze, tessellated with tortoise shell, in the Napoleon III style and of French manufacture, datable to the second half of the nineteenth century.

List of works

Painting
Scuola francese, XVII century
inv. C. 27
Drawing
Antonio Fontanesi, c.1880
inv. C. 80
Print
Jan Dirk Both, XVII century
inv. C. 277
Drawing
Enrico Gamba, c.1868
inv. C. 370
Drawing
Charles Nicolas Chochin, Mid XVIII century
inv. C. 237
Painting
Enrico Cadolini, attribuito a, 1857
inv. C. 272
Painting
G. Piumati, c. 1889-95
inv. C. 95
Painting
Antonio Privitera, post 1928
inv. C. 295
Painting
Giovan Battista Quadrone, 1894
inv. C. 30
Drawing
Giovan Battista Quadrone, c. 1884
inv. C. 19
Drawing
Giovan Battista Quadrone, 1886-88
inv. C. 40
Print
F. Jacques Callot, post 1622
inv. C. 213-221
Furniture
Manifattura francese, XIX century
inv. C. 241
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