Delightful Palace of Belriguardo | |
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Delizia di Belriguardo | |
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General information | |
Type | Palazzo |
Address | Via Provinciale, 274 |
Town or city | Voghiera |
Country | Italy |
Owner | House of Este |
Landlord | Niccolò III d'Este |
Delightful Palace of Belriguardo[1] or Delightful Villa of Belriguardo[2] (Italian: Delizia di Belriguardo) is the headquarters of the Museo civico di Belriguardo.[3] It was built by Niccolò III d'Este.[4] Lucrezia Borgia stayed here frequently.[5]
At the end of the 15th century, Sabadino degli Arienti wrote a description of the palazzo.[6] In 1493, Ludovico il Moro wrote a letter to Beatrice d'Este saying:[7]
...Non voria per cosa del mondo esser manchato de venire perché ho veduto tanto grande casa, tanto bella et bene intesa et cussì ornata de picture excellentissime, che non credo ch’el mondo abia una simile...
References
[edit]- ^ Black, John (1810). Life of Torquato Tasso; with an Historical and Critical Account of His Writings. Vol. 1. National Central Library of Florence. p. 312.
- ^ Pasquin Valery, Antoine Claude (1839). Historical, Literary, and Artistical Travels in Italy, a Completer and Methodical Guide for Travellers and Artists. Translated by Clifton, Ebenezer. New York Public Library. p. 233.
- ^ "Museo civico del Belriguardo". Ministgero dei beni e delle attività culturali e del turismo. Retrieved 3 February 2018.[permanent dead link]
- ^ De Norcen, Maria Teresa Sambin; Baglione, Chiara; Benelli, Francesco (2004). "I miti di Belriguardo". In Schofield, Richard V. (ed.). Nuovi antichi: comittenti, cantieri, archietti 1400-1600. Milan: Electa. pp. 16–65. ISBN 978-88-370-2427-7. OCLC 469385262.
- ^ "Delizia di Belriguardo". Ferrara Terra e Acqua. Retrieved 2 February 2018.
- ^ degli Arienti, Sabadino (1970). Gundersheimer, Werner L. (ed.). De triumphis religionis. Art and life at the court of Ercole I d'Esrte. The 'De triumphis religionis' of Giovanni Sabadino degli Arienti. Librairie Droz. doi:10.2307/2859517. hdl:11568/131233. JSTOR 2859517.
- ^ "Delizia di Belriguardo". Ferrara città del Rinascimento e il Delta del Po (in Italian). Retrieved 2 February 2018.
External links
[edit]Media related to Delizia di Belriguardo (Voghiera) at Wikimedia Commons
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