Regent
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| - | :''[[Marie de' Medici cycle]]'' | + | # One who [[rule]]s in place of the [[monarch]] because the monarch is too [[young]], [[absent]], or [[disable]]d |
| - | '''Marie de' Medici''' ([[April 26]], [[1575]] – [[July 3]], [[1642]]), was [[queen consort]] of [[France]]. She was the second wife of King [[Henry IV of France]], of the [[House of Bourbon|Bourbon]] branch of the kings of France. Following his assassination in 1610, she was the [[regent]] for her son King [[Louis XIII of France]]. The construction and furnishing of the [[Palais du Luxembourg]],which she referred to as her ''Palais Médicis'', formed her major artistic project. The site was purchased in 1612 and construction began in 1615, to designs of [[Salomon de Brosse]]. Her court painter was [[Peter Paul Rubens]]. | + | |
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