# The Mandarin's Procession [View the canonical artwork record]() ## Artwork - Artist: [URBANI, Andrea]() - Date: 1751-1800 - Technique: Fresco ## Commentary In the Chinese Room Urbani painted scenes depicting The Judgment of the Mandarin and The Mandarin's Procession. The scenes are set within frames made up of faux marble and open metalwork that "break through" the actual walls, creating a faux Eastern-style pavilion that opens into the surrounding space and also extends to the ceiling and the short walls. The Mandarin's Procession shows the figure of the Mandarin riding in triumph on an elephant. ## Related artworks - [Ceiling fresco]() - [Landscape with Waterfall]() - [Sleeping Eros with a Putto and Doves in a Starry Landscape]() - [The Judgment of the Mandarin \(detail\)]() - [The Judgment of the Mandarin]() - [The Mandarin's Procession \(detail\)]() - [The Swan Attacked by Dogs \(detail\)]() - [The Swan Attacked by Dogs]() - [View of a Large Renaissance Palace \(I\)]() - [View of a Large Renaissance Palace \(II\)]() - [View of a Villa with a Pool]() - [View of the Chinese Room]() ## Attribution [Web Gallery of Art]()