Dalle Collection

Monument to Giovanni dalle Bande Nere, Piazza San Lorenzo, Florence (marble)
875160 Monument to Giovanni dalle Bande Nere, Piazza San Lorenzo, Florence (marble) by Bandinelli, Baccio (1488-1560); (add.info)

Italy, Tuscany, Florence, Statue of Giovanni Delle Bande Nere also known as Giovanni Di Bicci De Medici, Piazza San Lorenzo

Letto Canape d angolo con etagere L addobbatore moderno
Letto, Canape d angolo con etagere, L addobbatore moderno, ossia, Raccolta di 300 tavole rappresentanti oggetti d arti e manifatture desunte dalle piu recenti mode originali e straniere, Cima

Tende binate Vis vis con biblioteca L addobbatore moderno
Tende binate, Vis a vis con biblioteca, L addobbatore moderno, ossia, Raccolta di 300 tavole rappresentanti oggetti d arti e manifatture desunte dalle piu recenti mode originali e straniere, Cima

Marriage of the Virgin. Lame, Biagio dalle (called Pupini) d. after 1575 (attributed to)

Cavalry skirmish, the siege of a fortress, series of prints by the history of Giovanni de Medici, called dalle Bande Nere, print maker: Hendrick Goltzius (mentioned on object)

Giovanni de Medici and King Francis I, print maker: Hendrick Goltzius attributed to, Jan van der Straet, Philips Galle, 1576 - 1580 and/or 1583

The death of Giovanni de Medici, Hendrick Goltzius, Philips Galle, 1576-1580

Giovanni de Medici surrounded in Rome, Philips Galle, 1583

The Spanish army, Philips Galle, 1583

Ottaviano visita Cleopatra, mentre lei abbatuta dalle sue sciagrue, gli si prostra dinnanzi. Augustus visiting Cleopatra in her chamber. Date 1821

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"Dalle: A Monument to a Renaissance Warrior" In the heart of Florence, Italy, stands a magnificent marble monument that pays homage to one of history's most esteemed military leaders - Giovanni dalle Bande Nere. Located in Piazza San Lorenzo, this statue immortalizes the valiant spirit and indomitable courage of Giovanni Di Bicci De Medici. As you gaze upon this impressive sculpture, you can't help but feel transported back in time to an era filled with battles and conquests. Giovanni Delle Bande Nere was known for his exceptional skills on horseback and his strategic prowess on the battlefield. His bravery during cavalry skirmishes and sieges earned him a place in history as a formidable warrior. But there is more to Giovanni than just his military achievements. He was also deeply connected to the influential Medici family, playing a significant role in their rise to power. His marriage to Maria Salviati solidified alliances between noble families, shaping the political landscape of Tuscany. The artistic world has also been captivated by Giovanni's story throughout centuries. Renowned printmakers like Hendrick Goltzius have depicted pivotal moments from his life through intricate engravings. From "The Marriage of the Virgin" to "The Death of Giovanni de Medici, " these prints offer glimpses into both his personal life and historical events he influenced. Inside Saint-Benoit-le-Batourne Church lies another tribute dedicated to Giovanni - The Chapel Saint-Pierre or Tournelle. This interior view showcases stunning artwork that reflects not only religious devotion but also commemorates important figures like our brave protagonist. Giovanni de Medici's legacy extends beyond Florence; it reaches Rome where he found himself surrounded by enemies seeking control over Italy's destiny. Philips Galle captured these tense moments through evocative prints such as "Giovanni de Medici Surrounded in Rome" and "The Spanish Army.