Cecchino Salviati
1543-1546
Salviati was a successful and very prolific portrait painter.
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Cecchino Salviati
1543-1546
Salviati was a successful and very prolific portrait painter.
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Salviati here:
Salviati here:
An energetic censing angel in this mosaic by #Salviati. 1874
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An energetic censing angel in this mosaic by #Salviati. 1874
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Two mosaics in the chancel featuring musical angels & a choir by Salviati. 1882.
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Two mosaics in the chancel featuring musical angels & a choir by Salviati. 1882.
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Art by Italian artist Francesco Salviati (1510-1563).
Art by Italian artist Francesco Salviati (1510-1563).
Guy #1, Salviati is transparently Galileo’s self-insert OC. he is blatantly pro-Copernicus and is clearly framed as Smart Guy (he even TALKS ABOUT HOW BRILLIANT GALILEO IS lmao cringe)
Guy #1, Salviati is transparently Galileo’s self-insert OC. he is blatantly pro-Copernicus and is clearly framed as Smart Guy (he even TALKS ABOUT HOW BRILLIANT GALILEO IS lmao cringe)
Portrait of a Lady in Red (Francesca Salviati?), c. 1533 (Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main)
Portrait of a Lady in Red (Francesca Salviati?), c. 1533 (Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main)
A detail from The Last Supper mosaic - 1876
Designed by J. R. Clayton, produced by #Salviati
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A detail from The Last Supper mosaic - 1876
Designed by J. R. Clayton, produced by #Salviati
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Fontana Workshop, #Urbino, #Italy, 1550-60
Dish depicting a landscape, with the arms of the Salviati family of #Florence.
National Museum of #Scotland, #Edinburgh
#Renaissance
Fontana Workshop, #Urbino, #Italy, 1550-60
Dish depicting a landscape, with the arms of the Salviati family of #Florence.
National Museum of #Scotland, #Edinburgh
#Renaissance
his job is mostly to ask Smart Guy leading, open-ended questions that give him room to expound at length about his brilliant ideas and then go like “wow Salviati you are so smart, I was on the fence about Copernicus before but NOW I am convinced”
his job is mostly to ask Smart Guy leading, open-ended questions that give him room to expound at length about his brilliant ideas and then go like “wow Salviati you are so smart, I was on the fence about Copernicus before but NOW I am convinced”