- The
Regisole ("Sun King") was a
bronze classical or Late
Antique equestrian monument,
highly influential during the
Italian Renaissance. It was originally...
- site of the
cathedral of
Pavia and was
struck by the
equestrian statue of
Regisole, of
which he left a sketch.
Leonardo was emplo**** on many
other projects...
- only two
surviving bronze statues of a pre-Christian
Roman emperor; the
Regisole, destro****
after the
French Revolution, may have been another. The equestrian...
-
representation of the
Christian emperor Constantine, and in
Pavia the
Regisole acquired a
civic role that
preserved it. In Rome the
Roman bronze Spinario...
- accepted.
Front view of the
statue Detail of head The
statue from the
right Regisole, a now lost
equestrian statue originally from Ravenna.
Wikimedia Commons...
- philosopher-emperor, with
Constantine the Great, the
Christian emperor. The
Regisole ("Sun King") was a
bronze classical or Late
Antique equestrian monument...
- power,
evident from the
statue of
Marcus Aurelius in
ancient Rome and the
Regisole in Pavia, and
continued in the
Renaissance by
examples such as Donatello's...
-
conquered the
Italian city of Pavia,
local Pavia Jacobins destro**** the
Regisole, a
bronze classical equestrian monument dating back to
classical times...
-
statue of
Marcus Aurelius in Rome, the St. Mark's
Horses in Venice, the
Regisole (a late
antiquity work in Pavia, now lost), and the
frescoes of the Funerary...
-
under the
raised front leg of the horse,
which appears also in the lost
Regisole of Pavia, a
bronze equestrian statue from
either the late
Western Roman...
