Cekin Mansion is located on the edge of Tivoli Park in Ljublljana. The baroque mansion was built between 1752 and 1755, supposedly to the plans of the architect Johann George Schmidt by Count Leopold Karl Lamberg. Stylistically, it derives from the Carniolan building tradition, in which, especially in the first half of the 18th century, Mediteranian initiatives met with northern artistic ideals Leopoldsruh Mansion, as it was then known, is a rare example of a suburban villa intended for the relaxation and entertainment of the mobility of the baroque period. It was created on the example of Austrian mansions after the collapse of Turkish power. The fashion of organising grand balls and banquets, in particular for such constructed buildings, which were intended to charm those invited with their splendour, reached Ljubljana a good half century after Vienna.*
*From a National Museum of Contemporary History leaflet.
The colours are astounding. I could spend much time in there, if allowed.
It is open to the public most days, so yes it is allowed.
That floral shell feature is stunning, Cherie
The artwork is fabulous
You should come and see the Painted Hall in Greenwich!
Do you have a link to that?
Sure, there you go.
I have been there so many times!
http://www.ornc.org/paintedhall
It looks fabulous
Magnificent decorative design, well captured.
It is a lovely place to visit