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1. www.dailyartmagazine.com › leda-and-the-swan-by-michelangeloLost Masterpieces: Leda and the Swan by Michelangelo

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   18. Juni 2024 · The first coincidence took place in 1512, when Alfonso I, Duke of Ferrara, visited Rome. Alfonso I had the opportunity to watch the work that Michelangelo was carrying out on the vault of the Sistine Chapel, which fascinated him completely.

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3. www.uffizi.it › en › artworksApparition of the Virgin and Child to Saints John the Baptist ......

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   29. Juni 2024 · It has been hypothesised that in the first half of 1517 Dosso Dossi made a trip to Rome with the approval of his major patron, Alfonso I d'Este, who wanted to convince Raphael to participate in the decoration of his famous 'Camerino' dedicated to paintings.

4. www.studienreisen.de › studienreise_270574Studiosus - Italien - Fürstenhöfe in Oberitalien - Nr: 270574

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   17. Juni 2024 · Die Residenz von Alfonso I. d'Este ist um 1500 ein kulturelles Zentrum Italiens. Seine Frau Lucrezia Borgia versammelte am Hof berühmte Künstler und Schriftsteller wie Ariost. Wir sehen das Castello Estense und den Palazzo Schifanoia, dessen Fresken im Inneren begeistern. (F)

5. www.modernaustralian.com › news › 43132-how-elite-women-playedhow elite women played a crucial role in the Italian Wars of the...

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   19. Juni 2024 · Following her marriage in 1502 to Alfonso I d'Este, heir to the duchy of Ferrara, Lucrezia Borgia made important economic and political contributions to the war effort. Dosso Dossi, Battista Dossi (attributed to), Lucrezia Borgia, Duchess of Ferrara.

6. www.britannica.com › biography › Lucrezia-BorgiaLucrezia Borgia | Biography, Child, & Facts | Britannica

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   20. Juni 2024 · Alfonso d’Este, son of Ercole I, duke of Ferrara, married Lucrezia on December 30, 1501, although he shunned the union for a time because of the Borgias’ unsavoury reputation. This marriage was arranged by Cesare to consolidate his position in the Romagna.

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7. www.ferraraterraeacqua.it › en › ferraraPalazzo Schifanoia — Ferrara Terra e Acqua

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   24. Juni 2024 · Built in about 1385-1391 as a suburban retreat 'to escape boredom' (in Italian, 'schifar la noia', hence its name), the palazzo was later expanded under Borso d’Este (1450-1471), who shaped the building in his image, rendering it sumptuous and unique, equal to Ferrara’s high status in Europe at the time.

8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Franciscus_PatriciusFranciscus Patricius - Wikipedia

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   29. Juni 2024 · He was warmly received by the Duke, Alfonso II, D'Este, an important cultural patron. His advocate there was the Ducal Council - from 1579 secretary - Antonio Montecatini, who valued him very much, although he was a representative of the Aristotelianism that Patricius had fought against from a Platonic perspective. At Montecatini's ...