Margarita Of Navarre 1492 1549 Collection

Coat of arms and emblem of Marguerite de Navarre (Marguerite d'Angouleme or Marguerite d'Alencon, 1492-1549)
NWI4946424 Coat of arms and emblem of Marguerite de Navarre (Marguerite d'Angouleme or Marguerite d'Alencon, 1492-1549), Queen of France

Francis I of France and Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, illustration from Histoire de France, 1935 (colour litho)
PCT4276126 Francis I of France and Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, illustration from Histoire de France, 1935 (colour litho) by French School

Les Chess amoureux, composed in prose by Evrart de Conty (1330? -1405), manuscript enluminated by the material of
JLJ4657210 Les Chess amoureux, composed in prose by Evrart de Conty (1330? -1405), manuscript enluminated by the material of Antoine Rollin

Marguerite of Angouleme or Navarre (1492 - 1549), Sister of Francois I
GIA4766368 Marguerite of Angoulme or Navarre (1492 - 1549), Sister of Francois I. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Marguerite of Angoulme or Navarre (1492 - 1549)

Portrait of Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549) Queen of Navarre, sister of Francois I
JLJ4623387 Portrait of Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549) Queen of Navarre, sister of Francois I. Painting attributed to Francois Clouet (1515-1572). 16th century Sun

Portrait of Margarita of Navarre (Margaret of Valois, Marguerite of Angouleme or
LSE4094648 Portrait of Margarita of Navarre (Margaret of Valois, Marguerite of Angouleme or Marguerite of France (1492-1549) Queen of Navarre and Poetess - 19th century by French School

The century of Francois 1st: Francois 1st King of France received the painting of
JLJ4607245 The century of Francois 1st: Francois 1st King of France received the painting of the Holy Family at Fontainebleau

Representation of the Queen of Navarre Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549
JLJ4591126 Representation of the Queen of Navarre Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549) surrounded by her companions. Page taken from the manuscript " La coche ou Debat d Amour" by Marguerite

Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549) Queen of Navarre presents her book to the Duchess of
JLJ4650102 Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549) Queen of Navarre presents her book to the Duchess of Etampes and favorite of Francois I Anne Pisseleu Page taken from the manuscript " La coche ou

Double portrait of Henry IV king of France (1553-1610) and Marguerite de Valois
JLJ4661124 Double portrait of Henry IV king of France (1553-1610) and Marguerite de Valois (1553 - 1615) known as Queen Margot

Francis I and Margarita of Navarre - Francois I King of France with his sister Marguerite
XEE4162395 Francis I and Margarita of Navarre - Francois I King of France with his sister Marguerite of Angoulema (1492-1549) Queen of Navarre - engraving by Richard Parkes Bonington (1802-1828)

Representation of the Queen of Navarre Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549)
JLJ4591120 Representation of the Queen of Navarre Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549), courteous love scene. Page taken from the manuscript " La coche ou Debat d Amour" by Marguerite d

Portrait of Margaret of Navarre (Marguerite of Valois, Marguerite of Angouleme or
XEE4415464 Portrait of Margaret of Navarre (Marguerite of Valois, Marguerite of Angouleme or Marguerite of France (1492-1549) Queen of Navarre and poetess, sister of Francois 1st (1553-1615)

Representation of the Queen of Navarre Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549
LRI4665269 Representation of the Queen of Navarre Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549) surrounded by her ladies of companion going aboard a carriage for a walk" Page taken from the manuscript

Title page of "the Heptameron"
JLJ4568574 Title page of " the Heptameron" : tales or news by Margarita of Navarre (Marguerite of Valois, Marguerite of Angouleme or Marguerite of France (1492-1549)

Marguerite of Angouleme (or Navarre, sometimes from Alencon
JLJ4621139 Marguerite of Angouleme (or Navarre, sometimes from Alencon, 1492-1549) going to visit her brother was received at the bridge of Tolede (Spain) by Charles V (1500-1558)

Representation of the Queen of Navarre Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549
LRI4665239 Representation of the Queen of Navarre Margarita of Angoulema (1492-1549) talking with her companions Page taken from the manuscript " La coche ou Debat d Amour" by Margarita of

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Queen Margarita of Navarre (1492-1549) was a remarkable figure in the history of France. As the sister of Francis I, King of France, and Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, she held a prominent position in European politics during the Renaissance. In an enchanting illustration from Histoire de France (1935), we catch a glimpse of Queen Margarita meeting Pomini. This encounter showcases her diplomatic skills and influence on both domestic and international affairs. But Queen Margarita's impact extended far beyond politics. In "The history of prostitution and debauche among all the peoples of the world from antiquity to the present day" by Dr. Th. -F. Debray (1879), an engraving depicts her engaging with societal issues that were often overlooked or stigmatized. Her literary pursuits are also celebrated in Les Chess amoureux, composed by Evrart de Conty (1330?-1405). The manuscript enluminated by Antoine Rollin portrays Queen Margarita alongside its author as they delve into matters close to their hearts. As a patroness of arts and letters, Queen Margarita's legacy shines through various portraits capturing her elegance and intellect. From Portrait of Margarita Angoulema to Portrait of Margarita Valois, these artworks immortalize her grace and intelligence for generations to come. One such representation shows Queen Margarita presenting her book to the Duchess—a testament to her passion for literature that transcended social boundaries. Even within her own family circle, she played a significant role—depicted alongside Henry IV in Double portrait—showcasing not only their familial bond but also their shared commitment towards shaping French history. Francis I himself recognized his sister's brilliance as he received a painting from Queen Margarita—an act symbolizing their mutual admiration for artistry and culture during Francois 1st's reign.