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Vincenzo Cartari (c. 1531 – 1590) was a mythographer, secretary, and
diplomat of the
Italian Renaissance,
studied by Jean
Seznec and
scholars of the Warburg...
- was
effectively coined in
Italian (as sigillografia) by
Anton Stefano Cartari in 1682. It
entered English at a much
later date: the
earliest instances...
- Bust of
Christina by
Giulio Cartari in
Palacio Real de La
Granja de San Ildefonso...
- Ghisi, Sir
James Thornhill,
Bernard Picart,
Agostino Veneziano,
Vincenzo Cartari, and
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. In the
Percy Jackson novels,
author Rick...
- Duquesnoy. But his most
trusted right-hand man in
sculpture was
Giulio Cartari,
while in
architecture it was
Mattia de Rossi, both of whom
travelled to...
- went
through several editions and
subsequent translations. Like
Vincenzo Cartari’s handbook of mythology, Le
imagini dei dei de gli
antichi (Venice, 1556)...
-
Agostino Carracci,
probably influenced by the
description in
Vincenzo Cartari's mythography, with the god
holding his
scepter and key,
Cerberus at his...
-
Bolognino Zaltieri, Good
Fortune and
other allegorical figures.
Illustration from Le
immagini de i dei
antichi by
Vincenzo Cartari...
- (2004). "Gigantomachia" and the
Wheel of
Fortune in
Giulio Romano,
Vincenzo Cartari and
Anton Francesco Doni, and the
Authorship of the "Asinesca Gloria"....
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supervision of Bernini.
These collaborators included G. Mazzuoli, L. Morelli, G.
Cartari, M. Maglia, and L. Balestri.
Bernini himself most
likely worked on the...
