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Annabel Scholey as Contessina de' Bardi: Cosimo's wife. Scholey also appears in season 2 as an older Contessina in flashback scenes. Guido Caprino as Marco Bello: Cosimo's loyal friend and ally, also appears in season 2 in flashback scenes. Alessandro Sperduti as Piero de' Medici: Cosimo's son; Ken Bones as Ugo Bencini: Administrator of the ...
After Contessina de' Bardi married Cosimo de' Medici around 1415, any connection he had might still have been useful to Donatello. However, Donatello's father did have a connection with the powerful Buonaccorso Pitti , whose diary records a fight in Pisa in 1380 in which Niccolò intervened, giving Pitti's opponent a fatal blow.
Contessina de' Bardi (1390-1473): She is depicted as having to marry Cosimo, where both were unhappy for a period but did eventually learn to live with each other. As the series depicts, she was from an old noble family that, in fact, had lost much of their wealth.
There are no spicy scenes in this, I cut them out or skipped over them or avoided them. It’s just not my jam. Cast is: Piero, Lucrezia, Lorenzo, Cosimo, Contessina, and Marco Bello from season 1. Giuliano, Carlo, Clarice, Sandro, Bianca, and Lorenzo from season 2. Piero, Maddalena, Giovanni, and Guilio from season 3.
Contessina nacque nel 1390 [1] da Alessandro di Sozzo de' Bardi, conte di Vernio, e da Emilia (o Camilla), figlia di Raniero di Galdo Pannocchieschi, conte d'Elci. Membro dei Bardi, la sua famiglia, un tempo ricchissima, entrò in bancarotta in seguito al mancato risarcimento dei prestiti finanziari concessi al Re d'Inghilterra Edoardo III .
Contessina de Bardi (en italien, Contessina de' Bardi), aussi appelée Contessine en français [1], née vers 1390 à Florence et morte à Florence en octobre 1473. Elle est la fille d’Alessandro de' Bardi ou, selon d’autres sources, de Giovanni et de Emilia Pannocchieschi de la branche des comtes de Vernio de la famille Bardi .
20 de jul. de 2019 · File: Antonio Francesco Selvi, Contessina de' Bardi, died 1473, Wife of Cosimo de' Medici il Vecchio (obverse), c. 1740s, NGA 103331.jpg From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository Jump to navigation Jump to search
