File:Isabella de Medici (1542-1576) (Agnolo Bronzino) - Nationalmuseum - 17348.tif

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Summary

Isabella de Medici (1542-1576)

Artist



Alternative names	Birth name: Agnolo di Cosimo di Mariano
Description	Italian painter, poet and architectural draftsperson
Date of birth/death	17 November 1503	23 November 1572
Location of birth/death	Florence	Florence
Work period	1525 –1572
Work location	Florence
Authority file	: Q7803 VIAF: 106963584 ISNI: 0000000119386407 ULAN: 500004362 LCCN: n80116993 NLA: 36552745 WorldCat

Title

Swedish:

Isabella de' Medici

Isabella de Medici (1542-1576)

Object type

painting

Genre

portrait

Depicted people

Isabella de' Medici

Date

between 1552 and 1553

Medium

oil on panel

Dimensions

height: 44 cm (17.3 in)

; width: 36 cm (14.1 in)

Collection

Nationalmuseum

	Native name	Nationalmuseum
	Parent institution	Ministry of Culture
	Location	Södra Blasieholmshamnen 2 Stockholm 111 48 Sweden
	Coordinates	59° 19′ 43″ N, 18° 04′ 40″ E
	Established	1792
	Website	www.nationalmuseum.se
	Authority file	: Q842858 VIAF: 156520578 ISNI: 0000000123428905 ULAN: 500234181 LCCN: n80046782 NLA: 35717670 WorldCat

Accession number

NM 37 (Nationalmuseum)

Exhibition history

Äldre italiensk konst, 3 March 1944 - 19 April 1944
Mästerverk i Nationalmusei samlingar, 3 October 1945 - 17 February 1946

Notes

Original caption

English: The young Isabella Romola de’ Medici lived in 16th-century Italy. She was the daughter of the mighty duke Cosimo de’ Medici, at whose court the artist Agnolo Bronzino was employed by the family and made countless paintings and portraits of its members. Isabella de’ Medici was depicted many times, as a child, as a young lady and as a grown woman. He never had the opportunity, however, to paint her in her old age, because she died young at the hands of her jealous husband. According to legend, Isabella still haunts the place where she was killed, in Villa de Cerrata Guidi outside Florence.

Svenska: Den unga Isabella Romola de Medici levde i 1500-talets Italien. Hon var dotter till den mäktige hertigen Cosimo de Medici vid vars hov konstnären Agnolo Bronzino arbetade och utförde otalig målningar och porträtt av familjen. Isabella de Medici avbildade han många gånger, som barn, ung och som vuxen kvinna. Han fick dock aldrig chans att måla hennes porträtt som gammal. Hon dog tidigt, mördad av en svartsjuk äkta man. Enligt legenderna spökar Isabella fortfarande vid platsen där hon dog, i Villa di Cerrata Guidi utanför Florens.

References

Source/Photographer

Erik Cornelius / Nationalmuseum

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- Isabelle de Médicis (Bronzino)
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