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El planisferio Salviati recibe este nombre porque Carlos V se lo regaló al cardenal Giovanni Salviati (1490-1553), oficiante de su matrimonio con Isabel de Portugal celebrado en el Alcázar de Sevilla en 1526.
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The Artist: A major figure of sixteenth-century painting, Francesco de’ Rossi, better known as Francesco Salviati, was born in Florence in 1510. He was a close contemporary of Agnolo Bronzino (1503–1572). The painter-biographer Giorgio Vasari (1511–1574), who trained alongside him, considered him a close friend and wrote an extensive biography that remains our primary source of information.
Giovanni Levanti, designer siciliano, da tempo esplora diverse possibilità e nuove tipologie per rinnovare il comfort domestico. PROGETTI; CHI SONO. BIOGRAFIA; ... Salviati. Cromatica Esplorazione, Fare Semplice e Denso 1994 Domodinamica. Quadro Continuità, Fare Semplice e Denso 1993 Foscarini. Tati Esplorazione, Fare Semplice e Denso 1992 Steel.
22 de jul. de 2009 · Religious paintings by Francesco Salviati; San Giovanni Decollato (Rome) - oratorio; 1538 frescos in Italy; Frescos of the Visitation in Italy; Mannerist paintings in Rome; 1530s paintings from Italy; Hidden categories: Images from Web Gallery of Art; Artworks with Wikidata item;
21 de feb. de 2024 · Francesco Salviati (Italian, 1510 - 1563) The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles ... His first major commission came at age twenty-one from Cardinal Giovanni Salviati, whose name he adopted. At age fourteen, Francesco Salviati trained with one of the leading sculptors in Florence. Five years later, he entered the workshop of his friend Giorgio ...
Francesco de'Rossi, called Francesco Salviati. Most of his career in Rome after 1531, though with periods in Florence and north Italy 1539-48, and in France 1554-6. Sometimes also called Cecchino Salviati - the name Salviati comes from that of his patron Cardinal Giovanni Salviati who took him into his service in 1531 after his arrival in Rome.
