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The hall
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The Smoking Room
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The Room of the 24 Hours
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The Room of the Clover
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The Lunch Hall
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The Room of the Nail
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The Room of the Owls
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The Prince’s Bathroom
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The Prince’s Bedroom
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The Balcony of the Roses
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The Room of the Satyrs
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The Staircase of the Four Seasons
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The Guest Room
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The Room of the Swallows
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The Guests’ Bathroom
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The Room of the Cyclamen
- Corridor
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Raised Walkway and Out Houses
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The Turret Rooms
The hall
This cartoon of for the great work of stained-glass displayed in Rome in 1912 at the First Exhibition of Stained-glass is also known as Herois Vision. It shows, within a lancet, a group of soldiers carrying lances and shields and wearing heavy armour, which contrasts with the naked body of a sleeping child, in the arms of the warrior in the centre of the composition. In the lunette, between the dense shafts of the lances, the gloomy blue of the sky shows through; leaves fall from it, and also lie on the ground. Among the many possbile iconographic references recovered rom the histories and legends of the medieval world, it has particular resonances the epic tales of Northern Europe, in particular those of the myth of the Nieblungenleid, filtered through the Wagnerian version of the myth, which Cambellotti knew well.