Prince Lorenzo de Medici is a direct descendant of the historic ... by marriage to Henry II), depicts her wearing panels of Chanel’s signature houndstooth patterns. “To France, Caterina ...

Medici: The Magnificent, which launched on Netflix on January 25, follows Lorenzo de Medici’s (1449-1492) struggle against his political rival, Jacopo de Pazzi, who was head of the wealthy and ...

The Pazzi were also wealthy bankers, and enjoyed good commercial terms with their Medici rivals. They even sealed these friendly relations through inter-marriage. But Lorenzo de'Medici ...

The final season of Medici saw Lorenzo de’ Medici (Daniel Sharman) outwit Riario (Jack Roth) and lose his beloved wife Clarice (Synnøve Karlsen). The show also — SPOILER ALERT — ends with ...

MEDICI Jewelry's Prince Lorenzo de' Medici, head of the Medici family, was invited to host the awards ceremony. In honour of the Medici family's patronage of the modern scientific sage ...

Prince Lorenzo de’ Medici – a descendant of the famed Renaissance-era Italian banking family, the House of Medici – has opened a bank in Puerto Rico. Medici Bank, “born out of frustration ...

when Alessandro de Medici was assassinated. Looking at the events that unfolded after Lorenzo de Medici’s death, it's clear why there probably won't be a fourth season. The Medicis were ...

Head’s up: The Lorenzo de’ Medici in the series is *not* the Lorenzo de’ Medici you learned the name of in high school World History. That guy, while famous, is not in this show. Richard Mad ...

Caterina Maria Romola di Lorenzo de Medici was born in Florence on 13 April 1519. Her father was Lorenzo de Medici, Duke of Urbino and ruler of Florence and her mother was Madeleine de la Tour d ...

intent on bringing down rising star Lorenzo de Medici (Daniel Sharman). The season follows Pazzi as he works to undermine the benevolent Lorenzo, intent on regaining control of the city.

Lorenzo's brother, Giuliano de'Medici, famously impregnated his mistress before his brutal murder in 1478. Their child, Giulio de'Medici, was later crowned Pope Clement VII. Clement took a black ...