- The
Sceriman family, also
referred to as the Shahremanian, Shahremanean, Shahrimanian, Shehrimanian, Shariman, or
Seriman family, were a
wealthy Safavid...
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merchants from
Julfa were the
leading traders in Venice,
especially the
Sceriman family in the 17th century. They were
specialized in the gems and diamonds...
- The
Palazzo Contarini-
Sceriman, also
called Palazzo Seriman ai Gesuiti, is a 14th-century
palace in the
Sestiere of
Cannaregio of Venice, Italy. It is...
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Vendramin Calergi) at
Fiesso Umbertiano (from 1706) and
possibly Villa Sceriman (later
Widmann Foscari Rezzonico; 1719) at Mira. From 1700, he
built the...
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daughter of
Domenico Loredan. Interestingly, near the
Palazzo Contarini-
Sceriman and the
nearby bridge,
Leonardo Loredan (d. 1675) was
found dead in a boat...
- away in 1675 when he was
found dead in a boat near the
Palazzo Contarini-
Sceriman. The
unexplained death was the
source of many rumours,
claiming accidental...
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noble bequests to the clergy. Interestingly, near the
Palazzo Contarini-
Sceriman and the
nearby bridge,
Leonardo Loredan (d. 1675) was
found dead in a boat...
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entrance of the
Museum of
Khachatur Kesaratsi Apcar family –
merchant family Sceriman family –
merchant family De l'Estoile
family –
merchant family Lazarian...
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importance in
Venice during the 17th
century and
owned the
Palazzo Contarini-
Sceriman. Art
historians like
Josef Strzygowski write about Armenian impact on Italian...
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renowned Velijanian (or Veligianian)
merchant family of
Venice or the
Sceriman (Shahremanian) family,
although the
latter is
considered less likely. Around...
