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Diego Hurtado de Mendoza,
until he was
ousted by a
Sienese revolt,
which reestablished the
Sienese Republic. In the
Italian War of 1551–59, the republic...
- The
Sienese school of
painting flourished in Siena, Italy,
between the 13th and 15th centuries. Its most
important artists include Duccio,
whose work...
- The
Sienese Shredder was an
annual journal of art, literature, design, poetry, and
music that was
published between 2006 and 2010. In
addition to written...
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Bargagli (1540 – 27
October 1612) was a
Sienese philologist,
academician and scholar. He
belonged to the
Sienese School of philologists.
Scipione Bargagli...
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management of its own city mint. Therefore, in the
twelfth century, the
rising Sienese Republic was
pressing for
obtaining the
right to mint coins. On
March 22...
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recorded as
having been a
designer for pageants, and was
active in the
Sienese resistance against Florence. One of his most
important works is a tempera...
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giving the
Sienese cover and
aiding their attack. The
reality was that the
Florentine army
launched several fruitless attacks against the
Sienese army during...
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moved an army of some 35,000 men (including 12 generals)
toward Siena. The
Sienese called for help from King
Manfred of Sicily, who
provided a contingent...
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creating the
painting styles of
Trecento and the
Sienese school. He also
contributed significantly to the
Sienese Gothic style.
Although much is
still unconfirmed...
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hereditary ruler. The
Sienese commune was not
incorporated into
Tuscany until 1555, and
during the 15th century,
Siena enjo**** a
cultural '
Sienese Renaissance'...
