Portrait Of Francis I King Of France The Walters Art Museum

Portrait Of Francis I King Of France The Walters Art Museum Large stone reliefs like this were commonly carved for placement over the doors of residences of wealthy individuals in france. they could depict biblical or allegorical figures, or portraits of rulers, announcing the allegiance of the owner. here, francis (1494 1547) wears around his neck the collar of the order of st. michael, a french chivalric order. In this, francis i, king of france from 1515 to 1547, was very adept. here, he presents himself as fashionably elegant, pious (the religious hat badge), yet physically powerful. one famous portrait of the king was made around 1525 by the netherlander joos van cleve. based on this painting, now in the philadelphia museum of art, the artist's.

Portrait Of Francis I King Of France Works Of Art Ra Collection Bulletin of the saint louis art museum, n.s., 16 (summer 1982), p. 39, discusses a variant in the saint louis museum of art, noting that the finest extant joos van cleve version of francis i is in philadelphia [johnson collection]; mentions our panel as a weaker version of the philadelphia portrait. maryan w. ainsworth. Portrait of francis i, king of france. c. 1532 1533 joos van cleve (netherlandish (active antwerp and france), c. 1485–died 1540 41) francis i possibly commissioned this portrait in connection with his second marriage, to eleanor of austria, or in commemoration of a meeting with king henry viii of england. This portrait of francis i, king of france, by the ottoman court artist haydar (nigari) was produced alongside a matching portrait of the holy roman emperor charles v. the inscription below the portrait contains the artist’s name (haydar) and fictitiously proclaims that francis and charles visited sultan selim ii (r. 1566 74) to collect an imperial decree. while the two monarchs, archrivals. The walters' collection of ancient art includes examples from egypt, nubia, greece, rome, etruria and the near east.highlights include two monumental 3,000 pound statues of the egyptian lion headed fire goddess sekhmet on long term loan from the british museum; the walters mummy; alabaster reliefs from the palace of ashurnasirpal ii; greek gold jewelry, including the greek bracelets from olbia.

Portrait Of Francis I King Of France Posters Prints By Jean Clouet This portrait of francis i, king of france, by the ottoman court artist haydar (nigari) was produced alongside a matching portrait of the holy roman emperor charles v. the inscription below the portrait contains the artist’s name (haydar) and fictitiously proclaims that francis and charles visited sultan selim ii (r. 1566 74) to collect an imperial decree. while the two monarchs, archrivals. The walters' collection of ancient art includes examples from egypt, nubia, greece, rome, etruria and the near east.highlights include two monumental 3,000 pound statues of the egyptian lion headed fire goddess sekhmet on long term loan from the british museum; the walters mummy; alabaster reliefs from the palace of ashurnasirpal ii; greek gold jewelry, including the greek bracelets from olbia. Francis i (french: françois ier; middle french: françoys; 12 september 1494 – 31 march 1547) was king of france from 1515 until his death in 1547. he was the son of charles, count of angoulême, and louise of savoy. he succeeded his first cousin once removed and father in law louis xii, who died without a legitimate son. Title. portrait of francis i, king of france. after. agostino dei musi (ca. 1490 after 1536) artist printmaker. charles b. praetorius (1818 1900) from. william stirling maxwell ed., examples of the engraved portraiture of the sixteenth century., london & edinburgh : privately printed for sir william stirling maxwell, 1872, pl. 36. date.