

Curatorial Narrative In the realm of Baroque art, Francois de Poilly’s “Cybele, Juno and Minerva” occupies a unique position, bridging the stylistic chasm between the Renaissance masters and the emerging grandeur of the 17th century. De Poilly’s technique is characterized by linear brushwork, imparting an almost sculptural quality to his figures, which are drawn with precision and restraint, their forms distilled to essential lines and contours. The artist’s palette, predominantly monochromatic and grayscaled, imbues the scene with a quiet, ethereal light that belies the dramatic subject matter.When enlarged to 44×60, the chromatic structure of de Poilly’s engraving assumes an almost three-dimensional quality, its subtle nuances of shading creating a spatial rhythm that invites the viewer to explore the intricacies of the composition. In a luxury interior environment, this scale would allow for a more nuanced appreciation of the art
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