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Semiramide de Medici (born d'Appiano) was born on month day 1466, in birth place. Semiramide married Lorenzo de Medici. Lorenzo was born on month day 1463, in birth place. They had 2 children: Pierfrancesco de Medici and one other child. Semiramide passed away on month day 1523, at age 56 in death place.
Semiramide de'Medici (born Appiano) was born on month day 1463, in birth place. Semiramide married Lorenzo il Popolano de'Medici. Lorenzo was born on month day 1463, in birth place. They had 5 children: Pierfrancesco "Den Yngre" de'Medici, Averardo de'Medici and 3 other children. Semiramide passed away on month day 1503, at age 39 in death place.
bride Semiramide Appiani, whilst on the other hand accepting the equivocation-espoused in a most emphatic way in 1988 by Horst Bredekamp-of the figure of Mercury with Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco de' Medici. We would obtain thus both a mar-riage allegory and a humanist eulogy devoted to the central figure of the bride. With the signal exception of ...
Laudomia de Lorenzo de Médici, que vivió entre finales del siglo XV y la primera mitad del siglo XVI, era hija de Lorenzo il Popolano de Médici y Semiramide Appiano, prima de Lorenzo de Médici el Magnífico. Se casó en 1502 con Francesco Salviati. Su hermano, Pierfrancesco de Médici, nombró a su hija Laudomia en su honor.
Media in category "House of Appiano". The following 5 files are in this category, out of 5 total. Bandiera Appiani.svg 1,207 × 816; 1 KB. Monnaie - Italie, Seigneurie de Piombino, Giacomo VII Appiani, Gros, 1594-1603, Piombino - btv1b11313055c (1 of 2).jpg 2,491 × 2,491; 820 KB.
Gli Appiano erano imparentati per legami matrimoniali con i d'Aragona di Napoli. Conseguentemente al matrimonio di Simonetta con Marco Vespucci, lontano cugino del navigatore Amerigo Vespucci , il 19 luglio [1] 1482 Lorenzo de Medici combinò il matrimonio tra la nipote di Simonetta, Semiramide, e il suo protetto Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco de' Medici , che nel 1494 adotterà il soprannome di "Il ...
Some of the dark elements of her legend made their way into Rossini’s version: Semiramide has conspired with Prince Assur to kill her husband 15 years before the opera begins, she almost marries her son before she realizes his identity, and she is killed by him in the end, albeit accidentally. Rossini responded to these dramatic and emotional ...
