Painting gallery
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A painting gallery is an area where paintings purchased by Ezio Auditore da Firenze were showcased. One is present in both the Villa Auditore, and the Tiber Island headquarters.
Villa Auditore
At some point during its existence, the Villa Auditore was expanded with a painting gallery. From 1476 to 1499, Ezio Auditore gathered various pieces of Renaissance artwork from art merchants in several different cities, which were displayed in the villa's painting gallery. These paintings were the work of many artists, including Leonardo da Vinci.
Paintings
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Annunciation, by Leonardo da Vinci. -
Baptism of Christ. -
Battista e Federico. -
Birth of Venus. -
Eve. -
Francesco delle Opere. -
Ideal City. -
Jupiter e Io. -
La Fornara. -
Lady with an Ermine, by Leonardo da Vinci. -
Leda and the Swan. -
Madonna and Child. -
Pallas and the Centaur. -
Portrait of a Musician, by Leonardo da Vinci. -
Primavera. -
St-John the Baptist, by Leonardo da Vinci. -
Sleeping Venus. -
Three Graces -
Venus Rising.
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Tiber Island hideout
The painting gallery in the Tiber Island headquarters, just like the gallery in the Villa Auditore, contained paintings Ezio had purchased. In addition to this, portraits of primary assassination targets were displayed in the painting gallery on Tiber Island, as opposed to being displayed in Ezio's room as they were in the Villa Auditore. All of the paintings that hung in this gallery weare the work of Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino.