-
depicting the
Battle of
Lepanto (1571),
including the
print by
Agostino Barberigo of Rome made just a few w****s
after the battle, and the
Martino Rota of...
- de'Barbari, de Barberi, de Barbari, Barbaro, Barberino,
Barbarigo or
Barberigo (c. 1460/70 –
before 1516), was an
Italian painter,
printmaker and miniaturist...
- what many
contemporaries saw as the
excessive self-aggrandizement of the
Barberigo brothers.
Rather being presented to the
Virgin and
Child by his name-saint...
-
Ottobrio [...],
Venice 1571,
Museo di
Storia Navale, Venice;
Agostino Barberigo, L'
ultimo Et vero
Ritrato Di la
vitoria de L'armata
Cristiana de la santissima...
- had
supplied two
Doges of
Venice in
succession from 1485 to 1501. The
Barberigo identification has met with some resistance.
Charles Hope,
reviewing an...
- in 1682. He was
admitted to the
seminary of
Padua thanks to
Cardinal Barberigo, who had
formed a high
opinion of the boy's talents. As a
professor of...
-
Denmark who was unwell. He
introduced his
successor as amb****ador,
Gregorio Barberigo, to her at Greenwich. This was a
grand occasion and the amb****adors were...
- of Luni (Liguria)
Biancolini Notizie I, p. 214.
Eubel I, pp. 318, 523.
Barberigo was a
Venetian patrician, and a
nephew of Pope
Gregory XII. He was named...
