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Victoria della Rovere ( Pésaro, 7 de febrero de 1622- Pisa, 5 de marzo de 1694) 1 fue gran duquesa de Toscana por su matrimonio con Fernando II de Médici.
Vittoria della Rovere (7 February 1622 – 5 March 1694) was Grand Duchess of Tuscany as the wife of Grand Duke Ferdinando II. She had four children with her husband, two of whom would survive infancy: the future Cosimo III, Tuscany's longest-reigning monarch, and Francesco Maria, a prince of the Church.
Victoria della Rovere ( Pésaro, 7 de febrero de 1622- Pisa, 5 de marzo de 1694) fue gran duquesa de Toscana por su matrimonio con Fernando II de Médici. Fue la última representante de la familia de los Della Rovere, duques de Urbino, y sería la heredera de Francisco María II, su abuelo, que le dejó su fortuna y los ducados de Rovere y ...
El legado de los Della Rovere perdura en la historia del Renacimiento italiano, tanto en términos de su influencia en el arte y la arquitectura, como en su papel en la política europea del siglo XVI.
Vittoria Feltria della Rovere fu la quinta granduchessa di Toscana, moglie del granduca Ferdinando II de' Medici. Con la sua morte si estinse il ramo principale dei della Rovere, fondato nel XIV secolo.
By focusing on Vittoria della Rovere and her cultural networks, this essay has drawn attention away from traditional patronage systems, such as the lone patron model more commonly associated with male élites, and has allowed us to reassess our understanding of how power structures operated in the grand ducal era of seventeenth-century Italy.
Vittoria della Rovere, born around 1622, was the last descendant of the noble Rovere family, hereditary rulers of Urbino. She was the only daughter of Duke Federigo della Rovere of Urbino, who died when she was an infant.
