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Girolamo Collection (#4)

Girolamo, a name that echoes throughout history, conjures up images of great thinkers, religious fervor, and artistic masterpieces

Background imageGirolamo Collection: FLYING FISH, 1594. Flying fish, attempting to escape predators

FLYING FISH, 1594. Flying fish, attempting to escape predators, fall on the deck of Italian explorer Girolamo Benzonis ship in West Indian waters, 1541. Engraving, 1594, by Theodor de Bry

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Giuseppe Girolamo Lalande

Giuseppe Girolamo Lalande. Full-length portrait of French astronomer Joseph Jerome Lalande. Date between 1790 and 1850

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Girolamo Amelunghi

Girolamo Amelunghi
GIROLAMO AMELUNGHI Italian poet, known as il Gobbo di Pisa. Date: FLOURISHED 1547 - 1566

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Portrait of Girolamo Fracastoro

Portrait of Girolamo Fracastoro
Girolamo Fracastoro (1478-1553), the Italian logician and physician who proposed an early theory of the germ origin of disease

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Portrait of Girolamo Cardano

Portrait of Girolamo Cardano
Engraving of Girolamo Cardano (1501-76), Italian mathematician and physician. Cardano was the illegitimate son of a Milanese lawyer, his birth holding back his career as a talented physician

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Italy - Cremona

Italy - Cremona - Collegio Convitto M. G. Vida. Marco Girolamo Vida (or Marcus Hieronymus Vida) (1485? - 1566) was an Italian humanist, bishop and poet

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Caterina Sforza-Riario

Caterina Sforza-Riario
CATERINA SFORZA-RIARIO A member of the Italian family that ruled Milan 1450 - 1535. She married Girolamo Riario

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Pope Nicholaus IV

Pope Nicholaus IV
POPE NICHOLAUS IV (Girolamo Moschi)

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Savonarola / Anon Woodcut

Savonarola / Anon Woodcut
GIROLAMO MARIA FRANCESCO SAVONAROLA Italian reformer, preaching to a large congregation

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Savonarola / Boulonois

Savonarola / Boulonois
Girolamo Maria Francesco Savonarola Italian Reformer

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Mercuriale / Larmessin

Mercuriale / Larmessin
GIROLAMO MERCURIALE Italian medical

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Mazzuoli / Mazzola / Larmess

Mazzuoli / Mazzola / Larmess
Girolamo Francesco Maria Mazzuoli or Mazzola Known as Parmigianino Italian Painter

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Girolamo Frescobaldi

Girolamo Frescobaldi
GIROLAMO FRESCOBALDI Italian musician

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Savonarola / Racinet

Savonarola / Racinet
GIROLAMO MARIA FRANCESCO SAVONAROLA in his cell, from a painting by Fra Bartolomeo

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Girolamo Fracastoro

Girolamo Fracastoro
GIROLAMO FRACASTORO - Italian medic, astrologer and poet

Background imageGirolamo Collection: Girolamo Savonarola arrested

Girolamo Savonarola arrested
The arrest of Girolamo Savonarola which led to his being burnt at the stake




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Girolamo, a name that echoes throughout history, conjures up images of great thinkers, religious fervor, and artistic masterpieces. From Girolamo Cardano's groundbreaking contributions to mathematics and medicine to the Florentines renouncing vanities under the watchful eye Savonarola in 1890, this name holds immense significance. Italian Friar and Preacher Girolamo Savonarola captivated audiences with his fiery sermons denouncing corruption and immorality. His influence was so profound that even today we can witness his impact through artworks like "The Virgin and Child Surrounded by Figures" by Andrea Scacciati or "St Nicholas and the Three Children" painted by Girolamo Muziano. Savonarola's fate took a tragic turn as he faced public execution in Piazza della Signoria. The haunting image of him being burnt at the stake is forever etched in our minds - an enduring symbol of resistance against oppressive powers. But not all associations with the name it can somber. Take for example Danny Grewcock & Girolamo - a duo that brought excitement to rugby fields with their skillful play. Or Otto van Veen, an Antwerp painter who left behind captivating works such as Moses breaking the Tablets. Lastly, let us not forget St. Jerome in Penitence depicted on canvas or Robert Louis Stevenson's literary homage to this revered figure. Through these various glimpses into history and artistry, it becomes clear that Girolamo encompasses both triumphs and tragedies – a name forever intertwined with human endeavors across time.