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The Presentation of the Captain General's Baton to Antonio Moncada by the Queen Regent Blanca of Sicily in 1410
The Presentation of the Captain General's Baton to Antonio Moncada by the Queen Regent Blanca of Sicily in 1410
Collaboration between painters was a habitual practice in both Holland and Flanders. The specialisation that had come about in painting in various genres that became fully independ...
The Submission of the Sicilian Rebels to Antonio Moncada in 1411
The Submission of the Sicilian Rebels to Antonio Moncada in 1411
Collaboration between painters was a habitual practice in both Holland and Flanders. The specialisation that had come about in painting in various genres that became fully independ...
František I. Naples
František I. Naples
František I (Francesco I.) Neapolitan (19. 8/1777, Naples - 8/11. 1830, Naples), son of the King of the Eyes of Sicily Ferdinand I (12/1/1759, Naples - 4/1/1825, Naples) of the gen...
Silver girdle, Sicily (Piana degli Albanesi), the belt stamped with Palermo assay officer's mark for 1710, the clasp ca. 1750. Belt made of 13 cast square silver sections of open-work with a rayed sun in the centre of each section, joined with two cast si
Silver girdle, Sicily (Piana degli Albanesi), the belt stamped with Palermo assay officer's mark for 1710, the clasp ca. 1750. Belt made of 13 cast square silver sections of open-work with a rayed sun in the centre of each section, joined with two cast si
Silver girdle, Sicily (Piana degli Albanesi), the belt stamped with Palermo assay officer's mark for 1710, the clasp ca. 1750. Belt made of 13 cast square silver sections of open-w...
Decadrachm of Akragas
Decadrachm of Akragas
Obv.: Quadriga to l. driven by river-god Akragas or Helios? Below, crab; above, eagle of Zeus carrying snake; linear border; die scratches visible to upper l.
Rev.: Two eagles sta...