ID_Number:
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WBD_09311
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Creator name:
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Pierino da Vinci
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Creator dates:
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1529-1553
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Creator nationality:
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Italian
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Title:
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Cosimo I de’ Medici as Patron of Pisa
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Date:
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1550 - 1552
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Date type:
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creation
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Date notes:
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1529-1553
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Repository name:
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Musei Vaticani
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Repository name variant:
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Vatican Museum
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Repository location:
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Holy See, Rome, Italy
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Repository_inventory_ number:
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742
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Style_Period:
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Renaissance
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Subject:
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Medici, Cosimo de'
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Subject:
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figures (representations)
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Subject:
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nudes (representations)
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Subject:
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putti (children)
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Subject:
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galleons
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Subject:
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shields (armor)
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Subject:
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vases
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Subject:
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batons (symbols or weapons)
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Subject:
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coastal landscape
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Culture:
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Italian
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Category:
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sculpture (visual works)
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Work_type:
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reliefs (sculptures)
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Material_Technique:
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marble
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Measurement:
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74 × 110 × 13.5 cm
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Copy_Source:
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digital image
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Image_Source:
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Walter Denny disk
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Note:
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Cosimo de' Medici depicted in the center as male figure with profile view holding a baton. The half-kneeling female holding a shield next to him largely accepted as the personification of city of Pisa. Reclining figure on the left represents the River of Arno. Figures on the left represent virtues and benefits that welcome Cosimo de' Medici into Pisa; figures on the right represent vices and defects which he expels.
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Rights Reproduction & Access:
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Duplication rights - Walter Denny
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Filename:
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WBD_09311.JPG
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View description:
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Full view
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