Include watercolors of: Arco delle scalette, Arco Bollani, Basilica Palladiana, Casa Cogollo, Chiesa del Redentore, Loggia del Capitaniato, Palazzo Chiericati, Palazzo Civena, Palazzo Porto al Castello, Palazzo Porto, Palazzo Valmarana Braga, Porta Gemona, Teatro Olimpico, Tempietto Barbaro, Villa Almerico “The Rotonda”, Villa Angarano, Villa Badoer, Villa Barbaro, Villa Caldogno, Villa Cornaro, Villa Emo, Villa Foscari “The Malcontenta”, Villa Godi, Villa Pisani – Bagnolo, Villa Pisani – Montagnana, Villa Poiana, Villa Porto, Villa Saraceno, Villa Sarego, Villa Thiene, Villa Trissino, Villa Valmarana Bressan, Villa Zeno, Hommage to Vincenzo Scamozzi – The Rocca Pisana.
Cover of my new book
March 3, 2009 by palladePalazzo Valmarana Braga in Corso Fogazzaro a Vicenza, di Palladio, Italy
January 27, 2009 by pallade
Palazzo Valmarana Braga in Corso Fogazzaro a Vicenza, di Palladio, Italy
Originally uploaded by Giovanni Giaconi Illustrator
Palazzo Valmarana Braga in Corso Fogazzaro a Vicenza di Andrea Palladio © Giovanni Giaconi
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Loggia del Capitaniato in Piazza dei Signori, Vicenza – Italy
January 22, 2009 by pallade
Loggia del Capitaniato in Piazza dei Signori, Vicenza – Italy
Originally uploaded by Giovanni Giaconi Illustrator
Loggia del Capitaniato o del Capitanio in Piazza dei Signori a Vicenza di Andrea Palladio. © Giovanni Giaconi
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Townhouse in Manhattan
December 22, 2008 by pallade
Townhouse Upper East Side, disegno di Giovanni Giaconi©
Teatro Olimpico a Vicenza, 1580
November 7, 2008 by pallade
Teatro Olimpico a Vicenza di Andrea Palladio con le prospettive disegnate da Vincenzo Scamozzi, 1580. ©Giovanni Giaconi. 2008
Villa Pojana Pojana Maggiore, Vicenza
February 16, 2008 by pallade
Villa Almerico, The Rotonda
February 16, 2008 by pallade
1508-2008 Palladio 500 years anniversary celebration
February 16, 2008 by pallade2008 will mark the 500th anniversary of Andrea Palladio, arguably, considered the greatest architect of the western world. His masterful approach continues to revolutionize the course of architecture and design. In anticipation of this important anniversary, Giovanni Giaconi captures this inspiration and frames it for today in a variety of beautiful product applications that are strong yet romantic. He has developed and reinterpreted his art into a variety of tabletop items, decorative accessories, textiles, and stationary items in an effort to merchandise the allure and magnetism around Palladio as 2008 approaches. Moreover, in the spring of 2008, in collaboration with the New York City based ICA (Institute of Classical Architecture) a selection of Giaconi’s original watercolors will be shown in a group show traveling from New York to Richmond, (Virginia) Boston and Los Angeles. Giovanni is currently working on a new watercolors collection of all the Palaces and Churches of Andrea Palladio to be included in a new monograph.
Basilica Palladiana by Giovanni Giaconi
Hello from Giovanni Giaconi
February 11, 2008 by palladeBorn in Vicenza, Italy, Giovanni Giaconi’s approach to architecture began in 1985 while studying Architectural Renovation in Vicenza, Italy. He then refined his knowledge of planning and renovation as the assistant in the architectural firm of Flavio Albanese in Vicenza, and later in New York City. He worked in Manhattan for several years as project manager and designer on various architectural renovation projects.Giovanni worked and traveled extensively in Europe, Asia, North and South America, he is also fluent in Italian, English, French, Greek… and is a skillful windsurfer.He is the author of “The Villas of Palladio” published by Princeton Architectural Press, New York 2003.
