Download Image of Naldini, Giovanni Battista - Official portrait of Cosimo I de' Medici as Grand Duke of Tuscany. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Italiano: Il ritratto di Cosimo I de' Medici, granduca di Toscana, fa parte della cosiddetta "serie aulica" (o "dei serenissimi principi"), una raccolta di ritratti dei membri più importanti della famiglia Medici. L'opera, commissionata da Francesco I, figlio di Cosimo, fu consegnata alla Galleria degli Uffizi prima del 16 luglio 1585. Da questo dipinto il Cigoli realizzò un ritratto di Cosimo a figura intera, prototipo di tutti i successivi ritratti dei sovrani medicei in abito granducale. English: The portrait of Cosimo I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, is part of the so-called "serie aulica" (or "of the most serene princes"), a collection of portraits of the most important members of the House of Medici. The work, commissioned by Francesco I, Cosimo's son, was delivered to the Uffizi Gallery before 16 July 1585. From this painting Cigoli realized a portrait of Cosimo at full lenght, prototype of all following portraits of Medicean Grand Dukes in cerimonial robes.. Dated: 1585. Topics: 16th century fur fashion, 16th century oil portraits of sitting men at three quarter length in ceremonial clothing, 16th century portrait paintings in the uffizi gallery, coronation portraits of italy, ermine clothing in art, giovanni battista naldini, italian paintings with male fur clothing, male fur capes in art, medici grand ducal robes in art, medici grand ducal crown in art, portrait paintings of men wearing crowns, portrait paintings of sitting men with left hand holding objects, portrait paintings with ermine clothing, portraits holding sceptres, portraits of cosimo i de medici, rom, serie aulica, official portrait, british monarchy, aristocracy
Discover the stunning masterpiece of the Apennine Colossus, a 35-foot-tall sculpture located in Villa Demidoff, part of the former Villa Medici in Pratolino, Italy.
Palazzo Medici Riccardi is the symbol of the Medici’s rise to power in early Renaissance Florence.
"Whatever you say, Edward. All, I know is that I can't become queen." Lady Margaret Grey is nothing more than simple girl whose family is trying to get her marry before she turns old. With a unexpected visit from the newly king, prayers may have been answered EDWARD X FEMALE OC PART OF THE RED SAVIOR SERIES
Griffe Montenapoleone by Vetrerie di Empoli Arlecchino Medici Vase USD 745 Ships in 5-6 weeks Add to bag Customizable Ask for more infoRequest customization This superb vase is part of the Arlecchino collection, whose mouth-blown colorful glass pieces are inspired by the Venetian carnival mask of the same name and its multi-colored clothes. In this case, the hand-applied, pastel-colored hues grace the gentle curves of this classic silhouette that was inspired by a vase that is part of the Medici collection at the Uffizi Museum in Florence. Classic influences, exquisite craftsmanship, and the precious accents of pure gold details make this piece a magnificent object of functional decor.Read More Handcrafted for you in Italy in 5-6 weeks Shipping to United States: USD 25 Product Details MaterialGlass, Pure goldDimensions (in)W 7.68 x D 7.68 x H 12.99Product referenceVETRMI-035TearsheetDownload Buy with confidence Worldwide Shipping. Find out our Shipping Options Expert Design Advice at your Service Best Price Guaranteed. Read about our Buyer Protection Program 14 Days Returns. Read our Returns Policy Request Customization
Tuscany is not only the birthplace of the Renaissance and the Medici family but home to many a bright, yellow sunflower field. Bright… yellow… that's just part of our inspiration for this delicious corn sauté. The other part is fresh spinach and nutty Parmesan, along with a hint of garlic, making for a side that almost steals the sunshine from the steak. But not quite: this sirloin, with a cool Parmesan oregano sauce, is fit for a Medici (if they still existed). Let there be a regular renaissance in your kitchen, bringing you from the dark ages of living without this meal.
Michelangelo Buonarroti Cleopatra 1535 circa black pencil, 232 x 182 mm inv. 2 F This drawing belongs to the group of Michelangelo’s works known as presentation drawings. This definition, coined by Johannes Wilde, is applied to drawings made by the artist not for the purposes of design or study, but as gifts. They are extremely ... More
The Medici Coat is meant to be loose and flowing with Renaissance-style sleeves. The pattern is easily adjustable to plus sizes and accommodates sweaters underneath -- a real cold weather beauty, though I’m thinking of making a lighter version in cottons for the coming season! This pattern is available solo and as part of the Knitaly pattern book.
This pattern is number 20 from Rosemary Drysdale's The Art of Blackwork Embroidery, adapted a little in that I shifted each line of medallions so that they nested together a little and left less white space. Drysdale's pattern 14. This...
Why these palaces and gardens are fit for royalty... and how you can see some of them!
La Primavera de Botticelli, una celebración alegórica de la estación de las flores representada por una composición de personajes de la mitología.
The Medici Crown is as regal as it is versatile. Worn stacked or singularly from the folds of the Medici Suite any combination is flawless. The all Gold alternative to the Danbury Collection is stunning. Available only in 14K Gold plate, this twisted brocade rope is straight from the treasures of yesteryear. Made in NYC.
Contemporary romance defines this lavender, gray and ivory wedding at San Diego's Mountain Ranch Country Club. All white flowers and simple olive branches fill the bouquets, and Esther Sun captured ev...
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Before the early 1900s women were not allowed to vote. However, since that time, (and long before then), women have not only voted, but have changed history in many ways with their individual achievements. Few women appear in most accounts of the past. Even in our encyclopedias of only a decade ago, the number of women listed are outnumbered by men by almost 80%. Yet, common sense tells us that women have always been part an essential part of the fabric that has helped create today's world. The names of some of the women in this book who made important contributions to history are easily recognizable. Writers of women's history have often stressed notorious women, such as Joan of Arc, Elizabeth I, and Marie de Medici for their character and influence. However, the efforts of many others may not be so well-recognized, even though their contributions may have been significant. This book attempts to include many women in both categories. With help from many sources, the author has spent over a decade compiling this list of women who have excelled in their fields and have helped to make life easier for humanity in many ways. The Minot Public Library was one such valuable resource. Other resources and suggestions came from lunch counter sheets and friends. | Author: Theresa Wald, Jayne Flaagan | Publisher: Husky Publishing | Publication Date: Feb 14, 2017 | Number of Pages: 142 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback | ISBN-10: 1944410201 | ISBN-13: 9781944410209
The Atlanta architect known for his ‘Jesus moments’ – when visitors would look up and exclaim ‘Jesus!’ – remade his home town in ways few get to
Griffe Montenapoleone by Vetrerie di Empoli Dolce Vita Medici Vase USD 800 Ships in 7-8 weeks Add to bag Customizable Ask for more infoRequest customization Part of the Dolce Vita collection, this glass vase was mouth-blown and its classically-designed silhouette was then given a satin finish and hand painted in three pastel color hues. The "Medici" shape is inspired by an ancient Greek vase belonging to the famous Medici Collection in Florence and now displayed at the Uffizi Museum. Its timeless allure is enhanced by pure gold accents that complement its shape and colors.Read More Handcrafted for you in Italy in 7-8 weeks Shipping to United States: USD 25 Product Details MaterialGlass, Pure goldDimensions (in)W 7.68 x D 7.68 x H 12.99Product referenceVETRMI-048TearsheetDownload Buy with confidence Worldwide Shipping. Find out our Shipping Options Expert Design Advice at your Service Best Price Guaranteed. Read about our Buyer Protection Program 14 Days Returns. Read our Returns Policy Request Customization
