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Portrait of Eleanor of Toledo, c. 1543 (oil on wood)
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Portrait of Eleanor of Toledo, c. 1543 (oil on wood)
5614496 Portrait of Eleanor of Toledo, c.1543 (oil on wood) by Bronzino, Agnolo di Cosimo (1503-72); 59x46 cm; Narodni Galerie, Prague, Czech Republic; (add.info.: Eleanor (1522-62) daughter of the Viceroy of Naples Don Pedro de Toledo, married Duke Cosimo I deA Medici. The pearls on her ceremonial Spanish style dress represent the Medici palle. She is wearing two rings - a diamond one given by Cosimo at the wedding, on her little finger one with joined hands symbolizing a firm marriage.); Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 23583848
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Bodice De Medici Duchess Embroidered Embroidery Florentine Gaze Italian Renaissance Jewelled Luxurious Luxury Mannerism Mannerist Panel Pearls Rings Slashing Snood Stare Tuscan Jewels
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This portrait print showcases the elegance and beauty of Eleanor of Toledo, a prominent figure in Italian aristocracy during the Renaissance era. Painted by Agnolo di Cosimo, also known as Bronzino, this oil on wood masterpiece captures Eleanor's regal presence and exquisite fashion sense. Eleanor, daughter of the Viceroy of Naples Don Pedro de Toledo, married Duke Cosimo I de Medici. The ceremonial Spanish-style dress she wears is adorned with pearls that symbolize the Medici family's emblematic palle. Her attire is intricately embroidered and jeweled, reflecting her luxurious lifestyle and status within courtly circles. Noteworthy details include two rings adorning her fingers - one diamond ring given to her by Cosimo at their wedding and another featuring joined hands symbolizing a strong marital bond. These subtle touches add depth to the painting's narrative, emphasizing love and commitment. Eleanor's gaze is both confident and alluring as she stares directly into the viewer's eyes. This direct engagement creates an intimate connection between subject and audience, allowing us to glimpse into her world as a powerful duchess. Bronzino masterfully employs mannerist techniques in this portrait; his attention to detail can be seen in every brushstroke. From the delicately decorated bodice to the elaborate snood adorning Eleanor's hair, each element contributes to an overall composition that exudes sophistication. Displayed at Narodni Galerie in Prague, Czech Republic, this artwork serves as a testament to Italy's rich artistic heritage during the Renaissance period. It stands as a reminder of Eleanor of Toledo’s influential role within European nobility while showcasing Bronzino’s exceptional talent for capturing beauty on canvas.
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