Database: Lady With an Ermine - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 00:08, 16 February 2024

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	Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?		Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:19, 23 November 2023

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	Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?		Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?
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imported>Darman36 at 04:37, 21 November 2023

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	Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?		Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?
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imported>Darman36 at 03:28, 21 November 2023

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	Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?		Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?
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imported>Darman36 at 05:28, 20 November 2023

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	Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} word ~~forermine~~ which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore Ludovico's son. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do you think she is looking at?		Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} [[wikt:γαλέη\|word for ermine]] which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore {{Wiki\|it:Cesare Sforza\|Ludovico's son}}. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do [[Assassin hacker\|you]] think she is looking at?
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 10:56, 18 November 2023

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	Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} word forermine which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore Ludovico's son. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do you think she is looking at?		Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} word forermine which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore Ludovico's son. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do you think she is looking at?
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	Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} word forermine which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore Ludovico's son. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do you think she is looking at?		Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} word forermine which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore Ludovico's son. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do you think she is looking at?
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	Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} word forermine which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore Ludovico's son. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do you think she is looking at?		Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, this [[Lady with an Ermine\|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki\|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki\|Ancient Greek}} word forermine which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore Ludovico's son. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki\|Order of the Ermine (Naples)\|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do you think she is looking at?
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Attributed to [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and painted c. 1490, [[Lady with an Ermine|masterpiece]] is believed to depict {{Wiki|Cecilia Gallerani}}, the favorite mistress of [[Ludovico Sforza]], powerful Duke of [[Milan]] and Leonardo's employer at that time. As often with Leonardo's work, hidden meanings have been debated, especially regarding the presence of the ermine. Some believe it was just a play of words on the {{Wiki|Ancient Greek}} word forermine which sounds like the mistress' surname. Others note that ermines were both symbols of preserved purity and moderation, two values cherished by the painter. But ermines were also seen as protectors of pregnancy, at a time Cecilia probably bore Ludovico's son. Interestingly, Ludovico was member of the {{Wiki|Order of the Ermine (Naples)|Order of the Ermine}} and nicknamed the White Ermine himself. The animal could then represent him, as he could obviously not appear in person on the portrait of his mistress... But he was possibly present when it was created: indeed, who do you think she is looking at?
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