Portrait of Francesco I d'Este, Portrait of the Duke of Modena, Francesco I d'Este (1610–58). The Duke sits in half profile but turns his face to look directly at the viewer. He appears in full armor accompanied by a vivid red slash., 1638

 Item — Box: 287
Identifier: spc-mss0088-s41-i0765

Scope and Contents

Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.SPAN.0644; Other stamp identifier: CV Stamp; Public Notes: Painting was at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY in 2013 on loan while the Galleria Estense was closed due to heavy infrastructure damage sustained from an earthquake.

Dates

  • Creation: 1638

Creator

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Biographical / Historical

Subjects: Paintings; Portraits; Male Subjects; Royal Subjects; Court Portraits; School: Spanish; Style period: Baroque; Technique: painting (technique); Work type: paintings

Full Extent

1 Items : Image Work Type: book clipping ; Image height (in.): 6.1; Image width (in.): 4.3in.

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Physical Description

Medium: oil paint; Physical condition: mounted; Print type: black and white; Support: canvas

General

Artist Nationality: Spanish; Artist Status: confirmed; Inscription translation text type:

Source

Repository Details

Part of the Vanderbilt University Special Collections and University Archives Repository

Contact:
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