Cecilia Gonzaga
Cecilia Gonzaga was a young noblewoman from the influential Gonzaga family of Mantua, Italy, known for her desire to enter a convent at a young age, defying societal expectations, and for her connection to the rare marble bust attributed to the renowned Renaissance sculptor Donatello.
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Slovakia:
The bust of Cecília Gonzaga was considered a 19th-century copy until art historian Marta Herucová studied it.
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Slovakia:
The bust of Cecília Gonzaga was considered a 19th-century copy until art historian Marta Herucová studied it.
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Slovakia:
Cecília Gonzaga's bust is being proposed for return to the Spiš Museum in Levoča.
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Slovakia:
Cecilia Gonzaga's marble bust was recently taken from a museum in Slovakia.
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Slovakia:
The bust of Cecilia Gonzaga has been a subject of scrutiny regarding its authenticity.
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Slovakia:
Cecília Gonzaga's bust was the subject of a parliamentary discussion regarding its transfer from the Spiš Museum in Levoča.
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Slovakia:
Cecília Gonzaga is the subject of a bust that was recently moved from the Spiš Museum in Levoča.
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Slovakia:
Cecília Gonzaga's bust was recently moved from the Spiš Museum in Levoča.
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Slovakia:
Cecília Gonzaga is requested to be returned to the city of Levoča for exhibition.
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Slovakia:
Cecilia Gonzaga was a learned woman of her time and is depicted in several works by Donatello.
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