Doge Collection (#9)

Coronation of Dogaressa Morosina Morosini-Grimani, 1597 (engraving)
XJF472261 Coronation of Dogaressa Morosina Morosini-Grimani, 1597 (engraving) by Franco, Giacomo (1550-1620); Private Collection; (add.info)

Story of Pope Alexander III, the Pope giving the sword to Doge Ziani, 1407 (fresco)
XIR444288 Story of Pope Alexander III, the Pope giving the sword to Doge Ziani, 1407 (fresco) by Spinello or Spinelli, Aretino Luca (c.1340-1410); Palazzo Pubblico, Siena

Sala del Maggior Consiglio (engraving)
XJF315737 Sala del Maggior Consiglio (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Portrait of a Woman, probably Morosina Morosini, Wife of Marino Grimani, Doge of Venice Italy, workshop of Leandro Bassano, 1590 - 1600

The Bucintoro Festival of Venice. The Bacino di S. Marco with the Bucintoro"
XOS1249148 The Bucintoro Festival of Venice. The Bacino di S. Marco with the " Bucintoro", the Doges State Barge, on Ascension Day, 1780-93 (oil on canvas) by Guardi

View of the Molo and the Palazzo Ducale in Venice (oil on canvas)
BAL11999 View of the Molo and the Palazzo Ducale in Venice (oil on canvas) by Holland, James (1799-1870); 65x96.5 cm; Roy Miles Fine Paintings; English, out of copyright

Departure of the Bucentaur for the Lido on Ascension Day, 1766-70 (oil
XIR160419 Departure of the Bucentaur for the Lido on Ascension Day, 1766-70 (oil on canvas) by Guardi, Francesco (1712-93); 66x101 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; Italian, out of copyright

The Piazzetta, Venice, Italy, Edward Pritchett, active ca. 1828-1864, British

Giovanni Battista Brustolon after Canaletto (Italian, 1712-1796), Visit of the Doge to San Zaccaria on Easter Day, 1763-1766, etching and engraving on laid paper

VENICE: DOGEs PALACE. The interior of the Doges Palace in Venice, Italy. Photograph, c1900

ITALY: VENICE, 1902. The Molo and the Doges Palace in Venice, Italy. Stereograph, 1902

LEONARDO LOREDAN (1436-1521). Doge of Venice, 1501-1521. Painting by Giovanni Bellini, c1501

GIOVANNI MOCENIGO (1409-1485). Doge of Venice, 1478-1485. Painting by Gentile Bellini, c1480

VENICE: DOGE SEAL. Seal of a Venetian Doge featuring the Lion of Saint Mark, topped with the ducal hat. Painting, 15th-18th century

FRANCESCO FOSCARI (1373-1457). Doge of Venice, 1423-1457. Painting by Lazzaro Bastiani, c1460

FEDERICO DA MONTEFELTRO (1422-1482). Italian condottiero and Duke of Urbino. Federico and his family in a detail of a painting by Justus van Ghent, 15th century

VENICE: SERVANT. A servant carries a Doges hat. Illustration from Giovanni Grevembrochs Gradenigo Dolphin, mid 18th century

LUDOVICO MANIN (1725-1802). The last Doge of Venice. Manin (front center) with the Venetian magistrate. Painting by Pietro Longhi, 18th century

VENICE: DOGE, 14th CENTURY. The Doge of Venice presiding over a meeting. Drawing attributed to the Veronese School, 14th century

BUCENTAUR, 18TH CENTURY. The Bucentaur, the state galley of the doges of Venice. Drawing, 18th century

VENICE: FLAG. Decorated flag for the Doge of Venices galley or palace, 18th century

BUCENTAUR, 17TH CENTURY. The bucentaur, the state galley of the doges of Venice. Wash drawing, 17th century

VENICE: BUCENTAUR MODEL. Model of an 18th century Bucentaur, the state galley of the doges of Venice, and a fleet

VENICE: DOGE, 18th CENTURY. The Doge of Venice distributing coins. Illustration from Giovanni Grevembrochs Gradenigo Dolphin, mid 18th century

Peter the Hermit before Doge Vital Michele pen, ink and wash. Paolo Veronese (1528-1588) Italian Renaissance painter. Peter preached the First Crusade

Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) demonstrating his telescope, Venice, 1609. In this artist s
Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) demonstrating his telescope, Venice, 1609. In this artists reconstruction Galileo, Italian astronomer, mathematician and physicist

Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) Italian astronomer & mathematician, demonstrating his telescope to the Doge and Venetian Senators, 1609. Engraving, 1747

Venice, Doges Palace, Inside the central courtyard an Ornamental bronze well-head. The Doges Palace (Italian: Palazzo Ducale di Venezia) is a gothic palace in Venice

Venice, Doges Palace, facade. The Doges Palace (Italian: Palazzo Ducale di Venezia) is a gothic palace in Venice. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice

Galileo shows the Doge Leonardo DonaA

Arrival of the French Ambassador in Venice, c1740s. Oil on canvas. Giovanni Antonio Canal (1697-1768) called Canaletto, Venetian painter. Italy Doge Palace Gondola Diplomacy Water Architecture

BASSANO, Francesco (1540-1592). Meeting of Pope Alexander III and Doge Ziani. ca. 1582. ITALY. Venice. Ducal Palace. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Venetian school. Painting

Italy, Venice, St. Markss Campanile, bell tower

Italy, Venice, filming Casanova in St. Marks Square

Italy, Venice, Doges Palace and St. Markss Campanile, bell tower

Italy, Venice, Doges Palace

Italy, Venice. Statue of a winged lion and the Doge on the Doges Palace

VENICE: BUCENTAUR. The bucentaur, the state galley of the Doge of Venice, on Ascension Day. Line engraving from Giacomo Francos Habiti delle donne Venetiane (Costumes of Venetian Women), c1600

MARINO FALIERO (1285-1355). Doge of Venice, 1354-55. Wood engraving

VENICE: PROCESSION. Procession down a canal in Venice, led by the bucentaur and followed by Poseidon and men riding on dolphins. Line engraving, 18th century

PALM SUNDAY PROCESSION. Palm Sunday procession led by the Doge of Venice. Line engraving, 1560s

Il doge di Venezia uscendo dalla Basilica di S. Marco, getta danari al popole

Italy / Venice
A lively scene outside the Doges Palace, Venice, Italy. Date: late 1950s

Racial / Italy / Doge C1600
A Venetian Doge and his wife Date: circa 1600

VENICE: SAINT MARK S. Doge Alvise IV at Saint Marks Square, being carried on the backs on men, and distributing coins held on gondolier batons to the crowd. Painting by Francesco Guardi, c1770

Ceremony marrying Venice to the sea, 1609
Doge of Venice carried in the galley Bucentaur, to espouse the sea, 1609. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of a 17th-century illustration

Pietro Gradenigo
PIETRO GRADENIGO Doge of Venice 1289 - 1311

Last Doge of Venice
Lodovico Manin, the 120th and last doge of Venice, collapses after swearing allegiance to Austria, a consequence of Napoleons conquest of northern Italy

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"Doge: A Glimpse into the Enchanting Venice" Step into the captivating world of Venice, where history and grandeur converge at the majestic Doge's Palace. This iconic landmark, located in the heart of Venice, Veneto, Italy, stands as a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage. During Carnival season, a masked character takes center stage in front of Palazzo dei Dogi. The vibrant festivities bring an air of mystery and excitement to this already enchanting place. Every intricate detail within the Doge's Palace tells a story. From its ornate architecture to its exquisite artwork, it is impossible not to be mesmerized by its beauty. Porta Della Carta beckons visitors with its intricate carvings and timeless charm. Francesco Donato immortalizes his reign as Doge from 1545 to 1553 through a striking portrait that captures his regal presence. Carlo Ruzzini follows suit with his own depiction as he assumes leadership over this magnificent city-state. In "The Doge in Bucintoro Departing for Porto di Lido on Ascension Day, " Luca Carlevaris transports us back to 1763-1766 when this ceremonial event took place. The painting exudes opulence and showcases the grandeur associated with Venetian traditions. Giovanni Bellini's masterpiece portrays Doge Leon in all his glory - a symbol of power and authority during his time. The artist skillfully captures every nuance of expression on Leon's face, revealing both strength and wisdom. Sebastiano Venier emerges as another influential figure who left an indelible mark on Venice's history. His portrait radiates dignity and honor befitting one who served as Doge during challenging times. As we explore further within these walls steeped in history, we are reminded once again why Venice remains an unparalleled destination for travelers worldwide.