De Medici Letters

CATHERINE DE' MEDICI. 1519-1589. Letter signed. One sheet, 12 1/4 x 8 1/2 in., inscribed on one side and signed, addressed on verso to the Ambassador to Spain along with notations in a later, probabl

Marie de' Medici (c. 1575-1642), 2nd wife of Henry IV and regent (1610-1617) for her son Louis XIII.

"Head of Christ From The Pieta" Cast Carrara Marble Sculpture W/Mixed Media, Gold Leaf, Copper & Silver by Prince Lorenzo de' Medici W/Letter of Authenticity - This sculpture is called "Head of Christ

"Head of Madonna From The Pieta" Cast Carrara Marble Sculpture W/Mixed Media Paint, Gold Leaf & Copper by Prince Lorenzo de' Medici W/Letter of Authenticity - This sculpture is called "Head of Madonna

Marie de Medici 1630 Signed Letter DE MEDICI, MARIE. Letter Signed, “Marie”, 1p, in French secretarial hand, circa 1630. Additionally signed by Claude Bouthillier (1581-1652), who was the

Letter signed by Francesco de Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, described as follows: Pisa, 29 January 1572, to Guidobaldo della Rovere, Duke of Urbino, 1 p. 4to, on the official visit of the Duke on the

Autographed letter signed by the Grand Duke of Tuscany Francesco I de Medici. Florence, 4 June 1569, to Pier Gentile da Varano in Venice, . 4to, about a recommendation for the Duke of Camerino, whose

1678 Manuscript official letter with the seal of Cosimo III, Grand Duke of Tuscany (1670-1723), penned at Florence and addressed to Rome. One page very good, with attached integral address leaf. Tape

Born Alessandro Ottaviano de Medici in 1535, he served as pope from April 1-27, 1605; his pontificate is one of the briefest in history, having lasted under a month. Uncommon LS in Italian, signed &ld

Prince Lorenzo de' Medici Mixed Media Portrait of a French Royal Woman From the Renaissance Contemporary Pop Collection W/Letter of Authenticity - This piece was created by Prince Lorenzo de' Medici,

1699 official letter with the seal of Ferdinand de Medici and embossed seal on address panel. Addressed to Sig. D Ercole Camerino, Ferrara. The letter signed by an official at Florence. Very Good cond

O/C OLD MASTER ISABELLA de MEDICI CIRCLE OF ALASSANDOR ALLORI (ITALIAN 1535-1607), 16/17TH C. 33" X 26 1/2"

A Bronze Figure of Venus de Medici After the Antique Val D'Osne Foundry, France the base stamped Fondu par le Val D'Osne 58 B'd Voltaire Paris; with concrete plinth. Height of sculpture 62 inches; hei

Large Grand Tour bronze sculpture of Giuliano de Medici after the marble by Michelangelo (Italian, 1475-1564) from the Medici Chapel, San Lorenzo, Florence, modeled sitting on a rectangular plinth abo

iscritto lungo il margine superiore, olio su tavola, W. 51 - H. 66 Cm

Title:Montblanc Lorenzo De Medici Patron of Art Fountain Pen 18K Nib Description:Montblanc Lorenzo De Medici Patron of Art Fountain Pen 18K Nib. Estate of prominent attorney who meticulously kept his

Heading: Author: Montblanc Patron of Art Title: MONTBLANC: Lorenzo de Medici Limited Edition 4810 Fountain Pen Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: Description: De

Italian Patinated Bronze of "Giuliano de Medici" first quarter 20th century, after the ca. 1526-34 marble by Michelangelo (1475-1564) from the Medici Chapel, San Lorenzo, Florence, an "F. Barbedienne

Bronze BUST OF COSIMO DE' MEDICI after the model by Benvenuto Cellini; 41in H25in W **** -Craters & Freighters Los Angeles818-244-4099 La@cratersla.com-Box Brothers to Kristas@boxbros.com 818-224- 466

19th Century Italian White Marble Bust of The Venus De Medici. Front plate reads "V Medici". The bust is on a rotating socle. 19.5" H x 12" W x 7" D.

AFTER MICHELANGELO, BRONZE FIGURE 'LORENZO DE MEDICI' FRENCH LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY Signed to the cast 'R.Tion Sauvage' (Réduction Sauvage) 27cm high, base 9.5cm wideProvenance: Property from

VERY RARE FIRST EDITION OF MEDICI'S TREATISE ON UNFORESEEABLE CONSEQUENCES (De) Medici, Sebastiano. Sebastiani Medicis Florentini i.c. equitis s. Stephani & protonot. apostol. Tractatus de fortuitis c

ITALIAN SCHOOL Early 20th Century Lorenzo de Medici (The Thinker). After the statue by Michelangelo. Bronze, height 14”.

Continental, 19th century. A bronze sculpture of Lorenzo de Medici, after the work of Ferdinand Barbedienne (French, 1810-1892), unsigned; ht. 21.25 in. Lorenzo de Medici, known as the Magnificent, f