Ciclia Virgo Filia Johannis Francisci Primi Marchionis Matve

The artwork, "Ciclia Virgo Filia Johannis Francisci Primi Marchionis Matve," is a bronze medal designed by Pisanello in 1447 and produced in the 19th century. Measuring 8.2 cm (3 1/4 in.) in diameter, it falls under the classification of a medal and is part of the Painting and Sculpture of Europe department. Its culture is identified as Italian.

This piece was acquired through a gift from Blewett Lee, as indicated by its credit line. No provenance information is provided for this specific item in the catalogue record. Similarly, there are no listed exhibitions or literature associated with it.

Pisanello, identified by the QID Q99910991, is described as having a family name. No nationality, birth year, or death year is provided for the artist. Comparable holdings at The Metropolitan Museum of Art include several other medals attributed to Pisanello, such as those depicting John VIII Palaeologus, Cecilia Gonzaga, Don Iñigo d’Avalos, Gianfrancesco I Gonzaga, and Leonello d'Este, with various production dates ranging from the 17th to 20th centuries.