- The
Conestabile Madonna is a
small painting by the
Italian Renaissance artist Raphael,
executed c. 1504. The
Conestabile Madonna is a
tondo painting in...
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suzerainty and
allied with King
Ladislaus of Naples, who made him Gran
conestabile of the
Kingdom of
Naples in 1411.
Excommunicated by Pope
Gregory XII...
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Meniconi on the
Piazza Piccola. It
currently operates from the
Palazzo Conestabile della Staffa [it] in the
Porta Sole [it] area of the city. "Biblioteca...
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Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Science.
Retrieved 3 May 2020. "G.
Conestabile della Staffa", KNAW
Historisch Ledenbestand (Digitaal Wetenschapshistorisch...
- comune.perugia.it (in Italian).
Turismo Perugia.
Retrieved 2019-12-16.
Conestabile della Staffa,
Giancarlo (1855). I
Monumenti di
Perugia etrusca e romana...
- Naples[permanent dead link]; see
Haskell and
Penny 1981:331, as "the
Conestabile Colonna". Visconti,
Ennio Quirino. "Plate XI.". Il
Museo Pio-Clementino...
- 1416,
after James' fall from power, and Joan gave him back the
title of
Conestabile. In 1417
Sforza was sent by Joan to help the pope
against Braccio da...
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majolica and
tapestry from
Italy of the 15th–16th centuries,
including Conestabile Madonna and
Madonna with
Beardless St.
Joseph by Raphael. The
first floor...
- of L'Aquila. Meanwhile, on 3
February 1424
Braccio was
appointed Gran
Conestabile of the
Kingdom and
received the
fiefdoms of
Capua and Foggia. However...
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Hauteville -
Fabrizio Pignatelli d’Aragona, duke of
Monteleone The Gran
Conestabile was the
commander of the army, in
charge of
judging the
cases of military...
