A woman who was originally from this family rides on a chariot pulled by unicorns on the outside of a diptych while the inside contains a pair of portraits in profile of her and her one-eyed husband.
A woman who was originally from this family rides on a chariot pulled by unicorns on the outside of a diptych while the inside contains a pair of portraits in profile of her and her one-eyed husband. A member of this family wears an unusually-shaped ruby pendant and holds an extremely thin glove in his right, gloved hand, in a portrait in half-profile by Piero Pollaiuolo. Martin Kemp performed forensic analysis on a fingerprint on vellum to determine the provenance of a portrait in trois crayons of a member of this family, titled La Bella Principessa. Piero della Francesca painted (*) Battista of this family facing her husband the Duke of Urbino. A member of this family was allegorically dubbed "the white ermine," which is the literal animal held by his mistress Cecilia Gallerani in a 1490 painting. To renovate the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, that member of this family commissioned a painting in which a man knocks over a salt cellar and clutches a small bag possibly containing thirty pieces of silver. For 10 points, name this Milanese family whose duke Ludovico commissioned Leonardo da Vinci to paint The Last Supper.
A woman who was originally from this family rides on a chariot pulled by unicorns on the outside of a diptych while the inside contains a pair of portraits in profile of her and her one-eyed husband.
Sforza