The large Baroque Palazzo Zenobio was designed by Antonio Gaspari over a pre-existing 14th-century building. The interior was decorated by the most brilliant artists in Venice, Louis Dorigny, Luca Carlevaris and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. Abbondio Stazio was responsible for the complex stucco decoration.

The core element around which the rooms of palace are organized is the large double-story main hall (ballroom) complete with an orchestra balcony, and embellished with complex stucco work created by Abbondio Stazio sometime later than the frescoes painted by Louis Dorigny.

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	Decoration of the ballroom 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
	Decoration of the ballroom 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
	View of the ballroom ceiling 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
	Ballroom ceiling (detail) 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
	Ballroom ceiling (detail) 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
	Ballroom ceiling (detail) 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
	Wall fresco in the ballroom (detail) 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
	Wall fresco in the ballroom (detail) 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice
	Corridor ceiling (detail) 1695-98 Fresco Palazzo Zenobio, Venice