The Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli (named after the successive owner families) looks out over the Sile River. Inside, the architect designed a spacious, double-height ballroom on the piano nobile, with an open balcony circling the entire perimeter. This hall was frescoed by Louis Dorigny in c. 1710.

The fresco decoration appears on the ceiling, and on the walls above the balcony windows.

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	View of the ballroom c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	900*1200 True Color 171 Kb
	Bacchanal c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1500*771 True Color 233 Kb
	Bacchanal (detail) c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1178*800 True Color 169 Kb
	Bacchanal (detail) c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1100*904 True Color 228 Kb
	Bacchanal (detail) c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1000*1201 True Color 229 Kb
	Bacchanal (detail) c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1075*1200 True Color 222 Kb
	Pan and the Hours c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1132*1100 True Color 243 Kb
	Pan Uncovering the Nakedness of a Sleeping Nymph c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1000*1206 True Color 254 Kb
	Male figure c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	900*1206 True Color 166 Kb
	Putti at Play c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1420*800 True Color 183 Kb
	Putti at Play c. 1710 Fresco Palazzo Orsetti Dolfin Giacomelli, Treviso	1359*800 True Color 159 Kb