File:Techo del Despacho del Rey del Palacio de Aranjuez - Luca Giordano y Giovanni Battista Morelli 1.jpg

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Español: Techo del Despacho del Rey en el Palacio de Aranjuez, realizado por Giovanni Battista Morelli (estucos, hacia 1664) y por Luca Giordano (pinturas, hacia 1696).

El techo quedó ocultado por un falso techo hasta su redecubrimiento en 2002.

Las figuras de estuco representan las virtudes (Esperanza, Caridad, Justicia y Prudencia), rodeadas por figuras de dioses y semidioses de la mitología: Hércules, Mercurio, Neptuno y Atlas, junto a motivos ornamentales.

Los frescos representan al rey Carlos II como Jano, rodeado de las alegorías de la Generosidad, la Clemencia, la Humanidad y la Severidad.
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