Mazzarino Giulio Raimondo Collection

Cardinal Mazarin, 1656. Creator: Robert Nanteuil
Cardinal Mazarin, 1656

Cardinal Jules Mazarin, 1661. Creator: Pierre Louis van Schuppen
Cardinal Jules Mazarin, 1661

Triple portrait de femmes, anciennement dit "Les Nièces de Mazarin". Creator: Ecole Francaise
Triple portrait de femmes, anciennement dit "Les Nieces de Mazarin"

Cardinal Jules Mazarin (1602-1661). Portrait encased in wooden fireplace mantel, formerly in Hotel Colbert-de-Villacerf, located 23 rue de Turenne current 4th arrondissement

Triumphal arch erected in honor of Cardinal Mazarin after the Treaty of the Pyrenees, ca. 1664-5

Theological Thesis of Antoine Talon, 1648. Creator: Claude Mellan
Theological Thesis of Antoine Talon, 1648

Cardinal Jules Mazarin. Creator: Claude Mellan
Cardinal Jules Mazarin

Abel Servien. Creator: Claude Mellan
Abel Servien

Mazarine, (1602-1661), 1830. Creator: Unknown
Mazarine, (1602-1661), 1830. Cardinal Jules Mazarin (1602-1661) Italian cardinal, diplomat and politician who served as papal diplomat for Pope Urban VIII and chief minister to Louis XIII

Cardinal Mazarin, c1640-1650, (1890). Creator: Unknown
Cardinal Mazarin, c1640-1650, (1890). Cardinal Jules Mazarin (1602-1661), Italian cardinal, diplomat and politician, who served as the chief minister to the kings of France Louis XIII

Le Cardinal Jules Mazarin, 1659. Creator: Robert Nanteuil
Le Cardinal Jules Mazarin, 1659

Cardinal Jules Mazarin, 1656. Creator: Robert Nanteuil
Cardinal Jules Mazarin, 1656

Cardinal Jules Mazarin, ca. 1652. Creator: Robert Nanteuil
Cardinal Jules Mazarin, ca. 1652

Cardinal Jules Mazarin, 1655. Creator: Robert Nanteuil
Cardinal Jules Mazarin, 1655

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"Mazzarino Giulio Raimondo: A Complex Figure in French History" Mazzarino Giulio Raimondo, also known as Cardinal Jules Mazarin, left an indelible mark on France during the 17th century. This influential figure played a pivotal role in shaping the country's political landscape and cultural heritage. One of his notable achievements was the triumphal arch erected in his honor after the Treaty of the Pyrenees. This grand structure symbolized his diplomatic success and solidified his position as a key player in European politics. However, not everyone admired Mazzarino's power and influence. As an exponent of Fronde, he faced opposition from Parisians who urged revolt against him between 1648 and 1653. These turbulent times tested Mazzarino's leadership skills and resilience. Amidst these political struggles, Mazzarino also had intellectual pursuits. The theological thesis of Antoine Talon, created by Claude Mellan, showcased their scholarly endeavors during this era. It highlighted their dedication to knowledge and understanding amidst chaotic times. Speaking of Mellan's creations, several portraits captured Cardinal Mazarin's likeness with great detail. From a portrait dating back to 1602-1661 to one created around 1656 by Robert Nanteuil, these artworks provide glimpses into Mazarin's physical appearance throughout different periods of his life. Additionally, Abel Servien is another individual associated with Cardinal Mazarin through Mellan's artwork. Servien served as an important advisor to both King Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu before aligning himself with Mazarin later on. Despite controversies surrounding him at various points in history, it is undeniable that Cardinal Jules Mazarin made significant contributions to France during his lifetime. His legacy continues to be debated among historians today but remains an integral part of French history nonetheless.