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Maria Ludovica de’ Medici

grand duchess of Tuscany
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  • art collection

    …notable example of this was Maria Ludovica, the grand duchess of Tuscany and last of the Medicis, who in 1737 bequeathed her family’s vast art holdings to the state of Tuscany; they now form the core of the Uffizi Gallery, the Pitti Palace, and the Laurentian Library in Florence. Maria…

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    …notable example of this was Maria Ludovica, the grand duchess of Tuscany and last of the Medicis, who in 1737 bequeathed her family’s vast art holdings to the state of Tuscany; they now form the core of the Uffizi Gallery, the Pitti Palace, and the Laurentian Library in Florence. Maria…

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