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Andrea Mocenigo
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Andrea Mocenigo

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  • Giovanni Mocenigo, oil on canvas by Furioso Jacopo Tintoretto, c. 1580; in the Staatliche Museen, Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Gemaldegalerie, Berlin
    Mocenigo Family

    The next outstanding Mocenigo was Giovanni’s grandson Andrea (1473–1542), who added literary lustre to the family name with a verse history of the Turkish war of 1500 and a prose history of that of the League of Cambrai. His nephew Alvise I (1507–77) was doge from 1570; his…

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    The next outstanding Mocenigo was Giovanni’s grandson Andrea (1473–1542), who added literary lustre to the family name with a verse history of the Turkish war of 1500 and a prose history of that of the League of Cambrai. His nephew Alvise I (1507–77) was doge from 1570; his…

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