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| Keywords: Francesco Laurana pushkin.jpg Artwork en A Princess of the House of Naples en Woman by Francesco Laurana ca 1472 Cast from original in Berliner museum Plaster cast portrait bust of a woman after marble original by Francesco Laurana The sitter has been tentatively identified as Ippolita Maria Sforza the wife of King Alfonso II of Naples but this theory is not based on any secure evidence This cast represents one of nine female portrait busts ascribed to Laurana on the basis of their resemblance to a series of documented figures of the Virgin and Child in Sicily Two of these busts in the Frick Collection New York and in the National Gallery of Art Washington D C are closely related to the portrait in this cast as they appear to represent the same person and have similar bases decorated with classicizing figures The sitter has been tentatively identified as Ippolita Maria Sforza the wife of King Alfonso II of Naples but this theory is not based on any secure evidence The lost portrait bust in Berlin had the remains of extensive pigmentation and the faint incised decoration of the dress was on the original a richly gilded pattern The hole at the breast may once have been covered by a metal brooch or pendant and the cartouche might have originally contained the sitter's name The original painted and gilded marble bust was formerly in Berlin Germany but was destroyed in 1945 This bust had been digitalized and the digital model is on open license It is often used for 3d software demonstrations fr Reproduction d'après l'original du Bode-Museum de Berlin détruit en 1945 Il a été identifié sans en être certain comme le buste de Ippolita Maria Sforza ; la femme du Roi Alfonso II de Naples C'est l'un des 9 bustes de femmes attribués à Laurana en raison de la ressemblance avec une série de portraits documentés de La vierge à l'enfant de Sicile Deux de ces bustes dans la collection Frick à New-Yorg et à la National Gallery of Art de Washington tous deux aux États-Unis d'Amérique sont proche de ce portrait et ont une base similaire décorée par des motifs classiques L'original de Berlin comportait encore une part importante de pigments et de fines incisions des décorations de la robe et de riches motifs de dorures Le trou sur la poitrine pourrait avoir été couvert par une broche métallique ou un pendentif et la cartouche pourrait à l'origine comporter le nom du modèle Ce buste a également été numérisé en trois dimension et sert de référence pour différentes démonstrations logicielles Creator Francesco Laurana Institution Bode-Museum Reproduction technique plaster technique marble own 1472 user shakko PD-old-100 cc-by-sa-3 0 Francesco Laurana Renaissance portrait busts Renaissance castings of busts in the Pushkin Museum Uploaded by Shakko/Photos Lost sculptures in Germany Destroyed sculptures Art lost in Germany during World War II Portraits of anonymous women of the Italian Renaissance Ippolita Maria Sforza | ||||
