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    The House Of Medici

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      Bandinelli

      Piazza San Lorenzo

      Giovanni della Bande Nere

      Painting

      Titian

      Uffizi

      Maria Salviati

      Painting

      Vasari

      Palazzo della Signoria

      Cosimo I

      Painting (aet 12)

      Attrib. Ridolfo Ghirlandaio

      Medici-Riccardi Palace

      Cosimo I

      Painting (as a young man)

      Pontormo

      Medici-Riccardi Palace

      Cosimo I

      Painting (the Election)

      Francesco and Jacopo Ligozzi

      Palazzo della Signoria

      Cosimo I

      Painting

      Vasari

      Uffizi

      Cosimo I

      Painting (in armour)

      Bronzino

      Uffizi

      Cosimo I

      Equestrian Statue

      Giambologna

      Piazza della Signoria

      Cosimo

      Bust

      Callini

      Bargello

      Cosimo I

      Painting (wearing crown and robes of state)

      Bronzino

      Uffizi

      Eleonora Toledo

      Painting

      Bronzino

      Studiolo di Francesco I, Palazzo della Signoria

      Eleonora Toledo

      Painting (with Giovanni

      Bronzino

      Uffizi

      Isabella

      Painting

      Bronzino

      Uffizi

      Garzia

      Painting

      Bronzino

      Uffizi

      Cardinal Giovanni

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Poggio a Caiano

      Pietro

      Painting

      Bronzino

      Uffizi

      Francesco I

      Painting

      Veronese

      Pitti

      Joanna of Austria

      Painting (with Filippo)

      Uffizi

      Bianca Capello

      Painting

      Bronzino

      Pitti

      Eleonora (daughter of Francesco I)

      Painting

      Pulzoni

      Pitti

      Maria (daughter of Francesco I)

      Painting

      Bronzino

      Uffizi

      Caterina (daughter of Francesco I)

      Painting

      Bronzino

      Uffizi

      Ferdinando I

      Painting

      Alessandro Allori

      Pitti

      Christine of Lorraine

      Painting

      Scipione Pulsone di Gaeta

      Medici-Riccardi Palace

      Christine of Lorraine

      Painting (aet 55)

      Sustermans

      Corsini Gallery

      Claudia (daughter of Ferdinando I)

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Uffizi

      Cosimo II

      Painting (aet 12)

      Sustermans

      Poggio a Caiano

      Cosimo II

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Corsini Gallery

      Cosimo II

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Uffizi

      Maria Maddalena

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Corsini Gallery

      Margherita (daughter of Cosimo II)

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Poggio a Caiano

      Francesco (son of Cosimo II)

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Poggio a Caiano

      Anna (daughter of Cosimo II)

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Pitti

      Ferdinando II

      Painting (aet 14)

      Sustermans

      Pitti

      Ferdinando II

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Poggio a Caiano

      Mattias

      Painting

      Sustermans

      Pitti

      Cardinal Leopoldo

      Painting

      Uffizi

      Cardinal Leopoldo

      Bust

      Uffizi

      Vittoria della Rovere

      Painting (as a young womam)

      Carlo Dolci

      Pitti

      Vittoria della Rovere

      Painting (in middle age)

      Carlo Dolci

      Pitti

      Cosimo III

      Painting (as a canon of the Lateran)

      Medici-Riccardi Palace

      Marguerite Louise

      Painting

      Uffizi

      Anna Maria Luisa

      Painting (with Elector Palatine)

      G.F.Douven

      Pitti

      Anna Maria Luisa

      Painting (with gun and dogs)

      G.F.Douven

      Pitti

      Violante Beatrice

      Painting

      Uffizi

      Gian Gastone

      Painting

      Uffizi

      Gian Gastone

      Bust

      Uffizi

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