Archbishop Of Milan Collection

Virgin and Child with Saint Liborius and Carlo Borromeo, 1693-95. 1693-95
Virgin and Child with Saint Liborius and Carlo Borromeo, 1693-95

Esquisse pour l'église de Joinville-le-Pont : Saint Charles Borromée, 1873. Creator: Joseph-Nicolas Jouy
Esquisse pour l'eglise de Joinville-le-Pont : Saint Charles Borromee, 1873. St Charles Borromeo

Procession de saint Charles Borromée pendant la peste de Milan. Esquisse pour la peinture... 1861
Procession de saint Charles Borromee pendant la peste de Milan. Esquisse pour la peinture murale de l'eglise Saint-Sulpice, 1861

Saint Charles Borromeo Entering the Town of Pavia: Design for a Wall Decoration, c.1604. Creator: Cesare Nebbia
Saint Charles Borromeo Entering the Town of Pavia: Design for a Wall Decoration, c.1604

Saint Charles Borromeo Supervising the Opening of a Crypt, c.1604. Creator: Cesare Nebbia
Saint Charles Borromeo Supervising the Opening of a Crypt, c.1604

St. Charles Borromee, n. d. Creator: Gerard Edelinck
St. Charles Borromee, n.d

St. Carlo Borromeo, c. 1610 (oil on canvas)
BOO70969 St. Carlo Borromeo, c.1610 (oil on canvas) by Borgianni, Orazio (1578-1616); 152.5x123 cm; State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia; Italian, out of copyright

Church of St. Charles Borromeo (1538-84), Vienna, from
STC132719 Church of St. Charles Borromeo (1538-84), Vienna, from Entwurf einer historischen Architektur, engraved by Johann Adam Delsenbach (1687-1765), 1721 (engraving) by Fischer von Erlach

The solemn entry of the new Archbishop of Milan (colour litho)
2809033 The solemn entry of the new Archbishop of Milan (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The solemn entry of the new Archbishop of Milan)

Saint Charles-Borromee, cardinal et archeveque de Milan. Creator: Jean Morin
Saint Charles-Borromee, cardinal et archeveque de Milan

St. Charles Borromeo. Creator: Claude Mellan
St. Charles Borromeo

St. Carlo Borromeo surrounded by angels, 1650-70. Creator: Unknown
St. Carlo Borromeo surrounded by angels, 1650-70

Filippo Archinto (born about 1500, died 1558), Archbishop of Milan, mid-1550s. Creator: Titian
Filippo Archinto (born about 1500, died 1558), Archbishop of Milan, mid-1550s

Borromeo, (1538-1584), 1830. Creator: Unknown
Borromeo, (1538-1584), 1830. Charles Borromeo (1538-1584) Roman Catholic archbishop of Milan from 1564 to 1584 and a cardinal

St. Charles Borromeo (1538-84) (oil on canvas)
XIR187147 St. Charles Borromeo (1538-84) (oil on canvas) by Champaigne, Philippe de (1602-74); 228x139 cm; Musee des Beaux-Arts, Orleans, France; French, out of copyright

Charles Borromeo (engraving)
XIR1218199 Charles Borromeo (engraving) by Sadeler, Raphael I (1561-1632); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: Charles Borromeo (Italian: Carlo Borromeo, Latin: Carolus Borromeus)

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The Archbishop of Milan, St. Charles Borromeo, is a revered figure in religious history. His devotion to the Virgin and Child is beautifully depicted in the artwork "Virgin and Child with Saint Liborius and Carlo Borromeo" created between 1693-95. Another stunning portrayal of him can be seen in Gerard Edelinck's masterpiece "St. Charles Borromee, " which showcases his saintly presence. In Vienna, the Church of St. Charles Borromeo stands as a testament to his legacy from 1538-84. The grandeur of this architectural marvel reflects his profound impact on the city's spiritual landscape. One cannot overlook the significance of St. Carlo Borromeo's solemn entry into his esteemed position as the new Archbishop of Milan, captured vividly in a color lithograph that portrays this momentous occasion. Jean Morin pays homage to this extraordinary figure through two distinct artworks: "Saint Charles-Borromee, cardinal et archeveque de Milan" and "Saint Charles Borromee. " These pieces capture both his cardinalship and archbishopric roles with great reverence. Claude Mellan's depiction shows St. Carlo surrounded by angels, symbolizing his heavenly connection and divine guidance throughout his life. Titian immortalizes Filippo Archinto, another influential Archbishop of Milan during the mid-1550s when he held office. This portrait serves as a reminder that St. Charles was part of an esteemed lineage dedicated to serving God faithfully. Lastly, an unknown artist captures the essence of St. Carlo in "Borromeo (1538-1584), " showcasing him as a beacon of faith for generations to come. Through these captivating artworks spanning different periods and styles, we gain insight into the remarkable life and enduring influence of one man - St. Charles Borromeo - whose unwavering commitment to spirituality has left an indelible mark on Milan and the world.