Tier 2

Francesco Gonzaga Diocesan Museum

Matilda of Canossa

Material
oil on canvas
Category
Paintings
Inventory
inv_20

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Description

Nicknamed the "Grand Countess" but also Marchioness of Tuscany, Duchess of Spoleto and Queen of Italy, Matilda of Canossa (Mantua, 1046 - Bondeno di Roncore, 1115) is the last exponent of the dynasty which, from the end of the X century, had dominated central and northern Italy. In the so-called Investiture Controversy you sided with the Pope and in your Castle of Canossa you hosted the famous surrender of Emperor Henry IV in 1077 before Pope Gregory VII. The latter gave her as political advisor and spiritual director Sant'Anselmo, the patron saint of Mantua. Matilde erected, or in various ways benefited, numerous monasteries and churches (among which, in the city, the rotunda of San Lorenzo); she wanted to be buried in the Polirone monastery, founded by her grandfather Tedaldo in San Benedetto Po; in the seventeenth century her remains, by the will of Pope Urban VIII were transferred to Rome, in the basilica of San Pietro. This imaginative portrait is a copy of the lost sixteenth-century one by Parmigianino.

Blockchain information

Minted on
Algorand
UVI ASA
858809120
NFTMicro ASA
954050503
Right type
OER: experience rights, not ownership of the work
NFTMicro issued
100,000

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