Box with Episodes from the Life of the Spinola Family

Mattheus Melijn, 1636

In the 17th century various silversmiths from the Netherlands were active in the Italian city of Genoa. They were celebrated for their skills in rendering stories in very high relief. These plaquettes are made by the most famous of these craftsmen, Mattheus Melijn of Antwerp. They feature episodes from the life of the Spinola family, and show how a city can be conquered: Maria Spinola procured a duchy through the power of love, her brother Ambrogio through military might. In the coach at the left are Maria and her cousin and husband Gianbattista Spinola. In 1616, they are jubilantly greeted by the people of their new duchy, San Pietro in Galatina, on Sicily. Various worlds came together in this duchy; at the right are Turks with turbans and scimitars and at the left Romans in full armour.

  • Artwork typeplaque
  • Object numberBK-NM-603
  • Dimensionsheight 27 cm x width 64.5 cm

Identification

  • Title(s)

    Box with Episodes from the Life of the Spinola Family

  • Series title(s)

    Taferelen uit het leven van de familie Spinola

  • Object type

  • Object number

    BK-NM-603

  • Description

    Een basreliëf van gedreven zilver die langwerpig en vierkant is met afgeronde hoeken, met de voorstelling van de Intocht van Giovanni Battista Spinola en zijn echtgenote Maria Spinola (een zuster van Ambrogio Spinola) in hun nieuw verworven leen, het hertogdom Borgo San Pietro in het koninkrijk Napels. Opschrift: OPPIDVM S.ti PETRI INGRESSVRVS DVX / IO:BATTA SUMO CUM CIVIVM APLAVSV ET IVBILATIONE EXCIPITUR. Gesigneerd: MATEVS. MELIN.

  • Inscriptions / marks

    signature: ‘Mateus Melin’


Creation

  • Creation

    plaquettemaker: Mattheus Melijn, Southern Netherlands

  • Dating

    1636

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    height 27 cm x width 64.5 cm


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