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Monument to Ferdinando I de Medici with the statues of the Quattro Mori at the base. Work located in Piazza Giuseppe Micheli, Livorno
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Monument to Ferdinando I de Medici with the statues of the Quattro Mori at the base. Work located in Piazza Giuseppe Micheli, Livorno
Monument to Ferdinando I de Medici with the statues of the Quattro Mori at the base. Work located in Piazza Giuseppe Micheli, Livorno Livorno Piazza Giuseppe Micheli Monument, Commemorative Equestrian Monument Baroque, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1860 ca.. Date of Artwork:1595-1621. Artist:Tacca, Pietro, Bandini, Giovanni known as Giovanni dell'Opera
Bernoud, Alphonse
FVQ-F-133003-0000
Media ID 33297047
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Grand Duchy Of Tuscany Italy Modern History Of Nations Peoples Territories For Daytime Of Famous Persons
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This print captures the magnificent "Monument to Ferdinando I de' Medici with the statues of the Quattro Mori" located in Piazza Giuseppe Micheli, Livorno. The image, taken around 1860, showcases the remarkable craftsmanship of artists Tacca and Bandini, who collaborated on this masterpiece between 1595 and 1621. The monument stands proudly as a testament to the grandeur of Tuscany's history and is a symbol of power and authority. It depicts Ferdinando I de' Medici, an influential figure in Italian history, portrayed in all his regal glory. His noble stature is enhanced by his exquisite clothing that reflects the fashion trends of his time. Surrounding him at the base are four imposing statues known as Quattro Mori (Four Moors). These sculptures represent conquered territories under Grand Duchy rule during that era. Each statue exudes strength and resilience while holding chains symbolizing their subjugation. Bernoud's masterful photography skillfully captures every intricate detail of this iconic artwork. The monochromatic tones add depth to each element within the frame, emphasizing both its historical significance and artistic brilliance. This photograph serves as a visual portal into Italy's modern history—a reminder of past nations, peoples, territories, and their interconnectedness throughout time. It invites viewers to appreciate not only the technical mastery behind sculpture but also its ability to convey stories from generations long gone. Alphonse Bernoud's print provides an opportunity for art enthusiasts worldwide to admire this extraordinary piece without physically being present in Livorno's bustling Piazza Giuseppe Micheli. Its timeless appeal transcends commercial use restrictions—making it a valuable addition for anyone passionate about male portraiture or interested in exploring Italy's rich cultural heritage through visual art forms.
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