Collecte Caravaggio Medusa Uffizi

Collecte Caravaggio Medusa Uffizi. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici.

Ici Shield With Medusa S Head

Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici.

Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.

The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.

It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici... The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes.. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.

The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make.

Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield.

It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici.. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.

The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610.. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.

Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici.. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on... It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;

This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631.

It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.

The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield.

The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes.

Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make... The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes.

The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610... It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom.

It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:.. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes.

In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes.. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel.

It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:.. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici.

Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici.. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel.

In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make.

In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.

The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610.. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610.

In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:

This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make.. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;

In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. . It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.

It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes.

In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel... It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom... The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610.

This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings... The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom.. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631.

This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make.

This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel.

It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.

Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610.. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield.

The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel... In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield... The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years... The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;.. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.

Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes.. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.

The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom... In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.

In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on... The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.

In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.

It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:.. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610.

In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:

It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici.. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;

Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield.

The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom... Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa... In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel.

The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici.. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici.. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make... The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom.

Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield.. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;

In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.

In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution;. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom.

Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici.. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631.

Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield... It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield.

In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on... The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.

This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes.

It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici... It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead... It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.

The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:

Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610... It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years.

It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel.. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.

The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8... This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings.

It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici.. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.

It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in: Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici... Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:

The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.

It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610.. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom.

The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. In 1631 it was registered as a work by caravaggio and was displayed as part of a suit of persian armor worn by a mannequin seated on.

Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. It was supposed to enter the medici collection in florence (to the armory of the uffizi), as a competition to leonardo da vinci by this time dead for 80 years. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. It was put in the armory of the uffizi without any attribution; This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici.

The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.

The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead.. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa.. Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:

The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom.. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. The theme of the medusa was very dear to the medici, had a symbolic value as an allegory of prudence and wisdom... The first in 1596 and the other presumably in 1597/8.

Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa... Oil on wood covered with canvas, diam.55 located in:

In the room dedicated to caravaggio's medusa, a magnificent painted parade shield is displayed in a new case against the backdrop of a large red panel... Commissioned to the artist by cardinal francesco maria del monte and presented as a gift to ferdinando i de\' medici. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. The hall includes 3 masterpieces by michelangelo merisi, more widely known as caravaggio, whose life was tragically ended at 39 years old in 1610. It was commissioned to caravaggio by his patron, cardinal francesco maria bourbon del monte, who then gave it as a gift to the grand duke ferdinando i de' medici. The shield with the head of medusa by caravaggio, conserved in the uffizi gallery in florence, was commissioned by cardinal francesco maria del monte, the grand duchy of tuscany's ambassador to rome, which he gifted to grand duke ferdinand i de' medici in 1598.the work was painted on a large shield made of poplar wood and depicts medusa, the monster whose hair is made of living snakes. Also very famous is the bacchus holding his goblet of wine, with extraordinarily detailed particulars that make.

This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. Caravaggio painted two versions of the head of medusa. In the medici armoury at the uffizi since 1631. The first version also known as murtula, due to the poet who wrote about it (48x55 cm) is signed michel a f, (michel angelo fecit) and was found on the painter's studio only after his dead. This room also houses artemisia gentileschi's beheading of holofernes, one of the uffizi's most famous paintings. It is an oil painting mounted on a round convex wooden shield.