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Campi seems to have been familiar with this branch of the Gonzaga; first Isabella and later Ippolita herself commissioned Campi to paint Ippolita in 1549 and 1553, corresponding with the dates of her two marriages. 1 Although few portraits by Cremona painter Bernardino Campi can be securely dated, Marco Tanzi has convincingly argued that this rare depiction of a female sitter can be dated to ...
Medal, bronze, Ippolita Gonzaga, by Jacopo da Trezzo, Italy (Milan), ca. 1560
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Ippolita della Rovere (1525 – 1561), a oa un itron italian eus Urbino, dugez Montalto. Ippolita Gonzaga, itron italian. Ippolita I Ludovisi, priñsez Piombino. Ippolita Maria Sforza (1446-1484), merc'h da Francesco Sforza, dimezet da Alfonso II Naplez, rouanez Naplez. Ippolita Sforza (1481-1520), kontez Campagna, pried da Alessandro Bentivoglio;
Medal of Ippolita Gonzaga c. 1552 Bronze, cast, diameter 7 cm Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: On the obverse of the medal the portrait of Ippolita Gonzaga is shown. Ippolita was the daughter of the governor of Milan, Ferrante Gonzaga. The inscription reveals that this was made when she was 17 years old.
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