Portrait Of Ferdinando Ii De' Medici (1610-1670), Full-length, In Agold-embroidered Dress With Lace Ruff Collar, Wearing The Order Ofsanto Stefano, With His Right Hand Resting On The Plan Of Afortress

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"Portrait of Ferdinando II de' Medici (1610-1670), Full-length, In a Gold-embroidered Dress With Lace Ruff Collar, Wearing the Order of Santo Stefano, With His Right Hand Resting On the Plan of a Fortress" is a distinguished painting by the Italian Baroque artist Matteo Rosselli. This full-length portrait captures Ferdinando II de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, in a moment of poised authority and grandeur, reflecting both his noble status and his role as a patron of the arts and sciences.

Matteo Rosselli, a prominent painter of the early 17th century, was known for his detailed and expressive portraits. His work often depicted the elite of Florentine society, and this painting is no exception. Ferdinando II is portrayed in a richly adorned gold-embroidered dress, indicative of his high rank and wealth. The lace ruff collar, a fashion statement of the time, further emphasizes his aristocratic status. The inclusion of the Order of Santo Stefano, an honor bestowed upon him, signifies his esteemed position within the chivalric order founded by his ancestors.

The setting of the portrait is equally significant. Ferdinando II's right hand rests on the plan of a fortress, symbolizing his military interests and his role in the defense and administration of his territories. This element of the painting underscores his involvement in the strategic and political affairs of Tuscany, highlighting his leadership qualities.

Rosselli's attention to detail and his ability to convey the sitter's personality and status make this portrait a valuable historical document. It not only represents the physical likeness of Ferdinando II but also encapsulates the cultural and political milieu of early 17th-century Tuscany. The painting is a testament to the Medici family's enduring legacy and their influence on the art and politics of the period.

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