[Headstone of Lorenzo de “Medici, Duke of Urbino; The tomb of Lorenzo de” Medici; Le tombeau de Lorenzo de Medici; Deposito del Duca Lorenzo de Medici [...]]]

According to James Dennistoun, this small portrait on panel was in the collection of Giuseppe Crosti, an artist in Città di Castello who seems to have acquired it in Urbino. Dennis...

Bronzino’s portraits are undoubtedly among his most important works. His most significant examples date from the 1540s onwards, but it was in the 1530s that he began to formulate t...

Michelangelo designed and carved the tombs of Giuliano and Lorenzo de’ Medici in San Lorenzo in Florence. These masterpieces of Renaissance sculpture were a source of inspiration f...