CORNARO, CATERINA

kätārēˈnä kōrnäˈrō, 1454–1510, queen of Cyprus. A celebrated Venetian beauty, she was married in 1472 to James II of Cyprus, who was eager to secure Venetian support. James II died in 1473, and his infant son, James III, in 1474. Caterina reigned amidst diplomatic intrigue and local hostilities until Venice forced her to abdicate (1489) and took control of Cyprus. Caterina returned to Venice and retired to Asolo. There she held a small but brilliant court, depicted by Pietro Bembo in his Platonic dialogue, Gli Asolani.

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Cornaro, Caterina, queen of Cyprus, 1454- 1510 Bellini, Gentile. Catherine...Cornaro, queen of Cyprus Italian school Venetian . Birth of Caterina Cornaro ? Titian. Caterina Cornaro, queen of Cyprus Comaro, Giorgio, 1479?-1527 Titian...
...Cooper, 114 . Corbaro, 152 , 158 . Corfu, 46 , 47 , 292 . Cornaro, 155 . Cornaro, Andrea, 226 , 228 , 229 . Cornaro, Caterina, 218 , 226 , 228 - 241 , 245 , 359 . Cornaro, Giorgio, 235 , 236 , 240 . Cornaro, Marco, 232 . Corpus Domini, 72...
...1616, and was removed in 1835. Cornaro, Caterina 1454-1510 Queen of Cyprus 1473...Gentile Bellini, and Titian. Cornaro, Luigi 1475-1566 Italian dietician...translated. A member of the powerful Cornaro family of Venice, he spent the...
...343 Cortona, Pietro Da Pietro Berrettini , 343 Coppede, Gino, 163 Corazzini, Sergio, 140 Cornaro, Caterina, 389 Cornaro, Doge Giorgio, 389 Cornaro Piscopia, Elena, 384 Corradini, Enrico, 321 Corregio Antonio Allegri , 94 , 100 Corsica...
...286 , 501 Copernicus, Nicolaus, 82 - 83 , 231 , 247 Corazzini, Sergio, 71 , 140 -41, 271 -72, 390 Cornaro, Caterina, 43 Cornaro, Luigi, 511 Corneille, Pierre, 29 , 144 , 348 , 378 Corradini, Enrico, 422 , 472 Corrente , 542 Corriere...
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...format. Of particular interest among the latter are the first Ricordi editions of Bellinis La straniera, Donizettis Caterina Cornaro, and Pacinis Saffo; the first Escudier edition of Verdis Les vepres siciliennes; and rare works by Mancinelli...
...Venice Antiquity: The Venetian Sense of the Past. New Haven and London, 1997. Campolieti, Giuseppe. Caterina Cornaro. Milan, 1987. Canal, Martino da. Les Estoires de Venise. Cronaca veneziana in lingua francese dalle origini...
...collection for the lyric coloratura soprano. CONTENTS: Anna Bolena: Act II-Scene and Aria finale and Cabaletta; Caterina Cornaro: Prologue (Romanza); Don Pasquale: Act I-Cavatina; Elisabetta al castello di Kenilworth: Act I-"In estasi...


 

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...belonged to the far from infallible Kenneth Clark, sane men would give small credence. As for the grim Portrait of Caterina Cornaro, borrowed from Budapest - that, too, is in so blotched a state that no one should be at ease with it; and, painted...


 

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CORNARO, CATERINA katare na korna ro, 1454 1510, queen...his infant son, James III, in 1474. Caterina reigned amidst diplomatic intrigue and...1489) and took control of Cyprus. Caterina returned to Venice and retired to Asolo...
...late husband. The usurper became king as James II, recovered (1464) Famagusta, and married the Venetian heiress Caterina Cornaro . Their son, James III, died in 1474, and with him the Lusignan dynasty ended; in 1489 Venice took complete control...


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