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Bianca Cappello (Venecia, 1548-Poggio a Caiano, Prato, 20 de octubre de 1587) fue una gran duquesa consorte de Toscana, amante y luego esposa del gran duque Francisco I de Medici, famosa por haber sido centro de numerosas intrigas y fallecida según algunos autores por envenenamiento un día después que su marido Francisco.
Bianca Cappello (1548 – 20 October 1587) was an Italian noblewoman, the Grand Duchess consort of Tuscany by marriage to Francesco I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany. She was Francesco's mistress that later married him to became his consort.
- Bartolomeo Cappello
- Cappello, Medici
- Pellegrina Morosini
- Pietro Bonaventuri, Francesco I de' Medici
18 de oct. de 2021 · el 18 octubre, 2021. El Palacio Bianca Capello, situado en el barrio de Oltrarno en Florencia, representa hace siglos el amor entre dos personajes ilustres, Francisco I de Medici y Bianca Cappello y al mismo tiempo la infielidad de él hacia su esposa, Juana de Austria.
Bianca Cappello ( Venecia, 1548- Poggio a Caiano, Prato, 20 de octubre de 1587) fue una gran duquesa consorte de Toscana, amante y luego esposa del gran duque Francisco I de Medici, famosa por haber sido centro de numerosas intrigas y fallecida según algunos autores por envenenamiento un día después que su marido Francisco.
Bianca Capello (born 1548, Venice [Italy]—died Oct. 20, 1587, Poggio, near Florence) was a Venetian noblewoman, renowned for her beauty and intelligence, whose court intrigues were the scandal of her time. Against the will of her family, Bianca ran off and married a young Florentine named Pietro Buonaventuri.
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21 de dic. de 2006 · Soon after the sudden and simultaneous deaths of Francesco I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, and his wife, Bianca Cappello, in October 1587, rumours spread that the two had been murdered by Francesco's brother, Cardinal Ferdinando. 1 2 Apparently, Ferdinando had a very good motive to kill his brother and the woman that Francesco had loved and...
Bianca Cappello (Venezia, 1548 – Poggio a Caiano, 20 ottobre 1587) fu prima amante e poi moglie del granduca di Toscana Francesco I de' Medici. Famosa per essere stata al centro di numerosi intrighi, morì in maniera misteriosa un giorno dopo suo marito Francesco.
