De Medicis Marie Collection

Queen Marie de Medici Disembarking in Antwerp. Creators: Matheus Vroom, Unknown
Queen Marie de Medici Disembarking in Antwerp, Unknown date

Portrait of Marie de Médicis (image 1 of 6), Probably 1601-1603. Creator: Barthelemy Prieur
Portrait of Marie de Medicis (image 1 of 6), Probably 1601-1603

Portrait of Marie de Médicis (1575-1642), Queen of France, in Robes of State, c.1610
Portrait of Marie de Medicis (1575-1642), Queen of France, in Robes of State, c.1610

Henri IV jouant avec ses enfants au moment où l'ambassadeur d'Espagne est admis en sa présence
Henri IV jouant avec ses enfants au moment ou l'ambassadeur d'Espagne est admis en sa presence, 1817. Henry IV Receiving the Spanish Ambassador

Marie de Medici. Creators: Pieter van Sompel, Pieter Claesz
Marie de Medici

Coronation of Marie de Medici, May 13, 1610, c1835. Creators: Alexandre-Marie Colin, Peter Paul Rubens
Coronation of Marie de Medici, May 13, 1610, c1835

Portrait of Marie de Médicis (1573-1642), Queen of France, 1613. Creator: Frans Pourbus the Younger
Portrait of Marie de Medicis (1573-1642), Queen of France, 1613

Marie de Médicis, Queen of France, Second Wife of Henry IV, n.d. Creator: Thomas de Leu
Marie de Medicis, Queen of France, Second Wife of Henry IV, n.d

Grand Parterre du Jardin de la Royne mere a Luxembourg, in Traitedu Jardinage selon les R... 1638
Grand Parterre du Jardin de la Royne mere a Luxembourg, in Traite du Jardinage selon les Raisons de la Nature et de l Art, 1638

Le Cercle De Leurs Magestes Dans La Chambre De Presence: A: S. Iames; illustration from H... 1639. Creator: Anon
Le Cercle De Leurs Magestes Dans La Chambre De Presence: A: S. Iames; illustration from Histoire de l entree de la Reyne Mere dans la Grande Bretaigne, 1639

Marie de Medicis, 1616. Creator: Frans Pourbus the Younger
Marie de Medicis, 1616

Marie de Medici. Creator: Unknown
Marie de Medici

The Queen at the Helm of a Ship in Stormy Seas [reverse], 1615. Creator: Abraham Dupre
The Queen at the Helm of a Ship in Stormy Seas [reverse], 1615. Marie de Medici acted as regent during the minority of Louis XIII

Marie de Medicis, reine de France. Creator: Jean Morin
Marie de Medicis, reine de France

Plate 12: Allegory on the Discord in France, from Caspar Barlaeus, " Medicea Hospes", 1638

Plate 5a: Marie de Medici as Berecynthia, from Caspar Barlaeus, " Medicea Hospes", 1638

City magistrates taking leave of Marie de Medici before the town hall, from Caspar Barlaeus, " Medicea Hospes", 1638

Plate 9: Allegory on the Discord in France, from Caspar Barlaeus, " Medicea Hospes", 1638

El Gentilesche, (1563-1639), 1830. Creator: Unknown
El Gentilesche, (1563-1639), 1830. Horatio Gentileschi (1563-1639) Italian Baroque era painter, employed in the court of Marie de Medici

The Palais De Luxembourg, Paris, 1890. Creator: Unknown
The Palais De Luxembourg, Paris, 1890. Luxembourg Palace built 1615-1645 to designs of Salomon de Brosse as a royal residence for Marie de Medici

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"Marie de Medicis: A Queen's Journey Through Art and History" Step into the world of Marie de Medicis, a remarkable queen whose life is beautifully captured in various artworks throughout history. From the grandeur of the Grand Parterre du Jardin de la Royne mere a Luxembourg to the intimate setting of Le Cercle De Leurs Magestes Dans La Chambre De Presence, each piece tells a unique story. In Frans Pourbus the Younger's portrait, we see Marie de Medicis radiating elegance and grace, showcasing her regal presence. The unknown artist captures her essence as well, emphasizing her power and authority as Queen of France. But it is Abraham Dupre's painting that truly captivates us - Marie at the helm of a ship amidst stormy seas. This allegorical representation symbolizes her resilience and determination in navigating through turbulent times during her reign. Jean Morin's depiction further immortalizes Marie de Medici as she gazes confidently into the distance. Her strong-willed nature shines through, reminding us of her significant impact on French society. Caspar Barlaeus adds another layer to our understanding with his allegorical plates. Plate 12 depicts discord in France while Plate 5a portrays Marie as Berecynthia, highlighting both political turmoil and maternal strength within one image. The city magistrates bidding farewell to Marie before town hall exemplifies her close relationship with local authorities and their respect for her leadership. It speaks volumes about how she was regarded by those around her. Even centuries later, artists like El Gentilesche continue to be inspired by this iconic queen. Their works serve as a testament to Marie de Medicis' enduring legacy that transcends time. Lastly, we catch a glimpse of where it all took place - The Palais De Luxembourg in Paris. This magnificent palace stands tall today as a reminder of its historical significance during Marie's reign.