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Sepulchral monuments --- Michelangelo Buonarroti, --- Medici family.

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Medici, de [Family] --- Medici, House of --- Medici family --- Medici family. --- Medicis (famille) --- Rois et souverains --- Florence (italie) --- Italie --- 1421-1737

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Francesco Soderini (1671-1736), father of Mauro Soderini (1703-1751), was a Florentine painter who worked for the last members of the Medici dynasty, expecially for the Electress of the Palatinate Anna Maria Luisa, the only daughter of the granduke Cosimo III de’ Medici. Among the artist’s works, only the paintings for Villa La Quiete, the place where Anna Maria Luisa stayed during her last years, are well studied. This paper proposes new attributions to Soderini by recognising his style in some canvases presented on the art market and attributed to anonymous artists. These paintings contribute to a more accurate acknowledgement of the artist and of his style, which was very appreciated by his contemporaries.

Florentine late-baroque painting --- Medici family --- Anna Maria Luisa de' Medici --- Francesco Soderini

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The most prominent woman in Renaissance Florence, Lucrezia Tornabuoni de' Medici (1425-1482) lived during her city's golden age. Wife of Piero de' Medici and mother of Lorenzo the Magnificent, Tornabuoni exerted considerable influence on Florence's political and social affairs. She was also, as this volume illustrates, a gifted and prolific poet. This is the first major collection in any language of her extensive body of religious poems. Ranging from gentle lyrics on the Nativity to moving dialogues between a crucified Christ and the weeping sinner who kneels before him, the nine laudi (poems of praise) included here are among the few such poems known to have been written by a woman. Tornabuoni's five storie sacre, narrative poems based on the lives of biblical figures-three of whom, Judith, Susanna, and Esther, are Old Testament heroines-are virtually unique in their range and expressiveness. Together with Jane Tylus's substantial introduction, these poems offer us both a fascinating portrait of a highly educated and creative woman and a lively sense of cultural and social life in Renaissance Florence.

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Intermedi --- History and criticism --- Ferdinando --- Christine, --- Medici family --- Bargagli, Girolamo, --- Marriage --- Dramatic music --- Interludes (Music) --- de' Medici, Ferdinando --- Medici, --- Ferdinand --- Maria Cristina, --- Cristina, --- Christina, --- Christiana, --- Marriage. --- Intermedi - Italy - Florence - 16th century - History and criticism --- Ferdinando - I, - Grand-Duke of Tuscany, - 1549-1609 - Marriage --- Christine, - of Lorraine, Grand Duchess, consort of Ferdinand I, Grand Duke of Tuscany, - 1565-1636 - Marriage --- Bargagli, Girolamo, - 1537-1586. - Pellegrina --- Ferdinando - I, - Grand-Duke of Tuscany, - 1549-1609 --- Christine, - of Lorraine, Grand Duchess, consort of Ferdinand I, Grand Duke of Tuscany, - 1565-1636